Albirex's Yano leaves for Germany to negotiate move to Freiburg

Albirex's Yano leaves for Germany to negotiate move to Freiburg

NARITA, Japan - Kisho Yano, a striker at the J-League first division club Albirex Niigata who played in the World Cup finals in South Africa, speaks to reporters at Narita airport east of Tokyo on Aug. 26, 2010, prior to departing for Germany to negotiate a transfer to Freiburg of the Bundesliga.

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