Suzuki hungry for success in Belgium

KASHIMA, Japan - Japan World Cup striker Takayuki Suzuki speaks at a news conference in Kashima, Ibaraki Prefecture, on July 16 prior to his departure for Belgium to join the country's first-division champions Genk on a one-year loan deal. ''It did not take me long to decide on the move. I know it will be difficult adjusting to new, tough surroundings but I'm very determined to make my time there a success,'' Suzuki said.

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