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Takuya Ogiwara Transfer from Urawa Reds to Dinamo Zagreb

Takuya Ogiwara, a Japanese left-back, sustained an injury during training, potentially concluding his time at Dinamo Zagreb. Ogiwara's loan move from the Japanese club Urawa to Dinamo Zagreb began in January and is scheduled to continue until the end of the current year. Dinamo Zagreb paid 150,000 euros for the one-year loan, and there is an optional purchase clause of 550,000 euros, which the club has opted not to activate.

Takuya Ogiwara, a Japanese left-back, has played his last match for Dinamo. He suffered an ankle injury during a training session, which was diagnosed as an ankle sprain requiring three weeks of rest. His loan at Dinamo is set to expire in the winter, and it is unlikely that Dinamo will purchase his contract or extend the loan. It is expected that he will return to Japan to continue his career.

Takuya Ogiwara suffered a severe injury during a training session with Dinamo, which makes it unlikely that Dinamo will purchase his contract from Urawa Reds. His loan to Dinamo is set to expire at the end of January, and due to the injury, it's expected that he will not continue with the club.

Takuya Ogiwara, who is on loan at Dinamo Zagreb from Urawa Reds, seems to have played his final match for the Croatian team. The Japanese defender is currently out of action with an injury until January, making a return to Dinamo’s lineup before his loan concludes unlikely. Sources within the club indicated that Dinamo opted not to purchase Ogiwara at the end of his loan, citing concerns about his defensive performances. Although he demonstrated potential with his attacking contributions, his defensive reliability did not align with the club’s expectations. Ogiwara is anticipated to return to Urawa Reds following the conclusion of his loan period.

There is a question of whether Dinamo Zagreb will purchase Takuya Ogiwara’s contract as his loan period ends in January next year.

Dinamo is considering purchasing Takuya Ogiwara. The decision is pending and will depend on the final opinion of coach Nenad Bjelica.

Takuya Ogiwara, who is presently on loan at Dinamo Zagreb, faces an uncertain future regarding a permanent transfer to the club. This uncertainty stems from his lack of playing time, having not appeared in the last three matches under coach Bjelica. Ogiwara has until the end of the year to demonstrate his abilities; otherwise, he risks not being considered for the final two matches of the first part of the Champions League. Additionally, a language barrier and interruptions caused by injuries and tactical choices made by Dinamo's coaching staff have hindered his continuity in the team.

Takuya Ogiwara is currently on loan at Dinamo until winter when the club will decide whether to purchase him.

Ogiwara joined Dinamo Zagreb in January on a one-year loan from Urawa, with an option to buy. The loan cost Dinamo 150,000 euros, and the potential purchase would cost an additional 550,000 euros.

Takuya Ogiwara came to Dinamo this winter as a final solution for the chronic problem of the left back. The Japanese came on loan from Urawa with an ankle injury, which caused him to miss a good part of the preparations. After that, he got sick and finally returned to the squad in early February. He was solid against Gorica (2:0) and Lokomotiva (2:2), and then in the 10th minute of the match with Betis in Seville, he renewed his ankle injury. He recovered in time for the return match against PAOK, in which he even played 11 minutes. He got a minute in the SuperSport Cup against Hajduk and 22 minutes in the last match against Varaždin. Although he didn't play much, the Japanese showed in the last match on several occasions how fast he is and how dangerous he can be when he has the whole side in front of him and plenty of space.

Takuya Ogiwara's loan expires in the winter. Dinamo will have to decide whether to buy him out for 550,000 euros.

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