Cardiff City has confirmed the loan of Ryotaro Tsunoda back to KV Kortrijk as the transfer window opens, marking their first move of the season
Cardiff: So, guess what? Cardiff City is letting Ryotaro Tsunoda head back on loan to his old club, KV Kortrijk, for the rest of the season. Pretty exciting, right?
Omer Riza, the Bluebirds’ boss, mentioned they wanted to send Tsunoda out on loan again since he’s finally fit after that nasty hamstring injury. It’s been a long road for him.
He got hurt while playing for Kortrijk last year, right after joining Cardiff. It’s like a full circle moment for him. He’s been working hard to get back into shape, playing a few games with the under-21s.
There are still some details to sort out, but it looks like everything will be finalized early next week. It’s a good move for everyone involved.
Cardiff has a bunch of centre-backs, so it makes sense for Tsunoda to get some regular game time. Plus, they need to trim the squad a bit to bring in new players.
They’ve already hit their 25-man limit, so this loan is a smart way to manage the roster. Tsunoda had a great time in Belgium last season, and Cardiff is hoping he can replicate that success.
He played nine times for Kortrijk and was one of their standout players. It’ll be interesting to see how he performs this time around!
