Daichi Kamada, the Japanese midfielder born in 1996, has officially left Lazio and joined Crystal Palace on a free transfer. He had agreed to the move in recent days, completed the customary medical examinations, and signed a two-year contract. The official announcement was made through Crystal Palace's website and social media channels, featuring a manga-style graphic in both English and Japanese. The contract is subject to approval once he receives a work permit from the UK government.

Daichi Kamada is leaving Serie A after his last season with Lazio. He decided not to exercise the three-year option to continue with Lazio, preferring a new adventure in another championship, the Premier League. Kamada will soon officially become a new player of Crystal Palace, after already passing the first part of medical examinations.

Daichi Kamada is set to leave Lazio for Crystal Palace. His departure was not welcomed by former Lazio coach Igor Tudor who had counted on him for the following season.

Daichi Kamada, who arrived at Lazio as a free agent last season, has been confirmed to join Crystal Palace and will play in the Premier League with a contract until June 2026. Kamada was tempted by an offer from Oliver Glasner, his former coach at Eintracht Frankfurt, to join him at Crystal Palace. Kamada had initially intended to stay at Lazio and had asked for an additional 2.5 million euros for his renewal at the Italian team, a request that was not well received by the president and the sports director of the club. Kamada will join Crystal Palace from the next season on a two-year deal, pending medical examinations.

Daichi Kamada has confirmed his departure from Lazio. Initially, he wanted to stay at Lazio, but negotiations with the club's president fell through. He was looking for a one-year contract, but an agreement could not be reached. The Lazio sports director accused Kamada of blackmail, stating that the player and his agents were asking for the same conditions after the renewal period expired on May 30. Kamada is now expected to move to the Premier League, where he will represent Crystal Palace.

According to Italian press, Kamada is going to join Crystal Palace in the Premier League, where he will be coached by Oliver Glasner, his former coach at Eintracht Frankfurt.

Daichi Kamada, who arrived at Lazio a year ago as a free agent and signed a one-year contract with the option to extend it until 2027 by paying 100 euros out of his pocket, is now being approached by Crystal Palace. Kamada is attracted to the idea of reuniting with his former coach from Eintracht Frankfurt, Oliver Glasner. However, his request for an additional 2.5 million euros to renew his contract has been met with resistance from Lazio's president and sporting director.

Daichi Kamada's journey with Lazio ends badly. The Japanese player, who arrived last summer on a free transfer, did not exercise his option to stay in white and sky blue and will say goodbye to the team after just one season, with more lows than highs. The former Eintracht Frankfurt player had hinted that he wanted to stay in Italy but then, at the last minute, he changed his mind and will settle elsewhere. Kamada was asked for a one-year renewal and a 2.5 million euro bonus at signing.

Daichi Kamada is now headed to Crystal Palace in England.

Daichi Kamada is set to join Crystal Palace after his contract renewal failed with Lazio.

Lazio sporting director Angelo Fabiani has hit out at Daichi Kamada's agents ahead of a move to Crystal Palace.

Daichi Kamada is in talks with Crystal Palace after his contract extension option with Lazio expired.

Kamada is in talks with Crystal Palace after his option to extend his contract with Lazio expired.

Daichi Kamada's negotiations with Lazio have broken down. Kamada had requested an annual renewal and was ready to execute a three-year extension only with the inclusion of a low termination clause, well below 10 million euros. Lazio was willing, but not below 20 million euros. Therefore, Kamada has decided not to tie himself to Lazio in the long term and is ready to take advantage of Oliver Glasner. The former Eintracht coach has been courting him for weeks and is waiting with open arms at Crystal Palace.

Daichi Kamada's future at Lazio is unclear. He has had a good season at Lazio but there are rumors of interest from other clubs. Crystal Palace is one of the clubs interested in Kamada and they have proposed a salary of 5 million per season including bonuses. However, Kamada has not made a final decision yet.

The Japanese midfielder has a unilateral clause in the contract that allows him to become a free agent at the end of the month, if not exercised, or to trigger a three-year extension. A particular agreement that Lazio accepted to bring him to Rome as a free agent last summer. The former Eintracht seems destined to say goodbye after only one season, given the scarce use and performance with Sarri on the bench, but the advent of Tudor has changed the scenario, making him a fulcrum of 3-4-2-1. The intention to continue together is there, but everything remains to be put in black and white. In reality, there is interest from other foreign clubs for Kamada. Above all, Crystal Palace, which would be ready to offer him 5 million in salary. At Lazio he perceives 3. The hypothesis that is emerging these days is that the player intends to let his renewal option expire and then renegotiate the salary figures with the Biancocelesti. In any case, everything will be decided within the next 10 days.

Daichi Kamada could potentially transfer to Crystal Palace. However, it is noted that Kamada does not seem inclined to leave Roma after just one year. There have been various associations, including that with Crystal Palace and other Bundesliga clubs, but Kamada has not wavered. Since his arrival, Tudor has entrusted him with the keys to the Lazio midfield, giving him the trust that perhaps was lacking with Maurizio Sarri. Therefore, it is unlikely that Lazio will want to part with such a versatile and useful player like him.

Kamada might be aiming to relaunch himself under Tudor's guidance, perhaps with the goal of returning to work with Glasner, his former coach in Frankfurt, who is now in charge of Crystal Palace, in a year's time.

Daichi Kamada, since the arrival of Igor Tudor as the coach of Lazio, has become a kind of new acquisition for the Biancocelesti at the end of this season. The Japanese player with Sarri was a kind of mysterious object, as his numbers tell: until the change of technical guidance, he had collected 1124 minutes in 40 matches. In the 7 matches with Tudor as coach, he has put together 458. A significant difference in employment, with the Japanese now being an important part of the present and future. By May 30, the former Eintracht will have to decide whether to extend his bond with the Biancocelesti by taking advantage of the option in the contract or to leave at zero, with Crystal Palace and Borussia Moenchengladbach already showing interest in him. However, the newfound prominence could push him to seriously consider staying in the capital.

Daichi Kamada's future is uncertain. There is a season to close with Lazio for the Japanese midfielder, who arrived last summer on a free transfer after the expiration of his contract with Eintracht Frankfurt, but a solution must be found by May 30. Kamada's contract with Lazio will expire on June 30, but there is an option for a renewal for another two seasons with the Biancocelesti. The response to this possibility, however, has not yet arrived and time is running out. A factor that can influence the decision is the arrival of Igor Tudor, with whom the Japanese player has found more space from the first minute, regaining the confidence lost under the management of Maurizio Sarri. But where can Kamada go if he does not renew with Lazio? According to Il Corriere dello Sport, Eintracht Frankfurt and Borussia Monchengladbach are considering the midfielder, but the player himself has said he will not return to the Bundesliga. Another viable path leads to England and the Premier League: Crystal Palace is monitoring the Japanese's situation.