Blocked in 38 minutes, made by Van Persie, Japan finally has a good center!

Last weekend in the Eredivisie, Feyenoord defeated Hercules 7-0 at home, with Japanese center Kiyo Ueda scoring a hat trick.

The Japanese forward put on a hat trick in the 38th minute, and Van Persie saw himself

Kiyo Ueda had already scored 3 goals in the 38th minute of the first half. It was also the first hat trick accomplished by a Japanese player in the first half in the history of their journey to Europe. After completing this masterpiece, Kiryo Ueda also became Feyenoord's fourth half-court player this century. After 9 rounds of the Eredivisie, Keyo Ueda scored 11 goals, and coach Robin van Persie saw his own shadow in this shooter.

Feyenoord takes off, Mori Yasuichi finds the answer to the center

After 9 rounds of the Eredivisie, Feyenoord leads the way with a record of 8 wins and 1 draw. Van Persie's performance in the European war is not good, but his team is invincible in the league. As a player, he was a center with outstanding abilities. Van Persie had a lot of experience in training Kiryo Ueda. This is the blessing of the Japanese forward, as well as the luck of Feyenoord and the Japanese national team.