Nagoya goalkeeper Narazaki holds out in pay talks

Nagoya goalkeeper Narazaki holds out in pay talks

NAGOYA, Japan - Japan goalkeeper Seigo Narazaki speaks at a news conference Dec. 17 after turning down an offer from the Nagoya Grampus Eight. Narazaki, who was the highest-paid Japanese soccer player in the J-League with a 100 million yen annual salary this season, did not reveal the details of the new offer.

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