Koki Machida
Koki Machida
Koki Machida
- Chiều cao
- 190
- Cân nặng
- 83
- Ngày sinh
- Chân thuận
- Giá trị
- €6m
- Hợp đồng đến
- 2029-06-30
Koki Machida is a Japanese footballer born on August 25, 1997; he is currently 28 years old. He stands at 190 cm tall and weighs 84 kg. Being left-footed, his market value is estimated at 6 million euros. At present, Machida plays as a defender for Hoffenheim, wearing the number 28 jersey. His contract with the club is valid until June 30, 2029. Throughout his career, Machida has achieved several honors, including one appearance in the AFC Asian Cup, one title in the AFC Champions League, three appearances in the AFC Champions League proper, and one participation in the FIFA Club World Cup.
- Asian Cup competitors×1 · 22-23
- AFC Champions League winners×1 · 17-18
- Participants in the AFC Champions League×3 · 18-19、17-18、16-17
- FIFA Club World Cup participants×1 · 2019
- Olympic competitors×1 · 20-21
- Champion of the Japan U18 Takayama Cup Championship×1 · 2015
- Japanese J1 League champions×1 · 2016
- Japanese Super Cup champions×1 · 2017
- UECL participants×1 · 23-24
- UEFA Europa League participants×3 · 24-25、23-24、22-23
- Belgian Cup winners×1 · 2024
- Belgian First Division A champions×1 · 24-25
- Belgian Super Cup winners×1 · 24-25
Fouls201914 · 6
Yellow cards201929 · 2
Clearances201956 · 7
Passes201963 · 107
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