Iniesta signs with Vissel Kobe

Iniesta signs with Vissel Kobe

Andres Iniesta (C) poses with Masataka Nashida (2nd from R), manager of the Japanese professional baseball team Rakuten Eagles, and other players at Tokyo Dome on May 24, 2018. The Barcelona legend visited the stadium after announcing his signing for J-League team Vissel Kobe owned by Japanese online shopping mall operator Rakuten Inc. at a press conference in Tokyo earlier in the day. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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