Former Japan star Ono unveiled at Bochum

BOCHUM, Germany - Former Japan international Shinji Ono (L) shows off his jersey at a news conference in Bochum Jan. 30 after completing his transfer from Asian club champions Urawa Reds to German first-division VfL Bochum. Injury-prone Ono passed a medical during a trial at Bochum earlier this month but the move was put on hold after he hurt his left ankle during team practice.

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