Huracan de Comodoro Rivadavia has taken a significant step by adding 22-year-old offensive midfielder Taku Kemuyama from Gimnasia y Esgrima La Plata to its squad. With this incorporation, the Patagonian team aims to strengthen its roster and aspire for a historic promotion in the Amateur Regional Tournament.
The Japanese midfielder, born in Tokyo, arrived at the airport where he was received by the club's president, Ruben Crespo, and coach Jorge Montesino. Kemuyama expressed his enthusiasm for joining Huracan de Comodoro, leaving his first words to the fans in his native language and showing his joy at being part of one of the historic teams of Patagonia.
With previous experience in Japanese clubs like Tokyo Musashino City and TNT FC Korea, as well as a stint in German futsal, Kemuyama joined Gimnasia in 2024 through a cultural exchange. After a year at the La Plata club, he decided to join Huracan de Comodoro in search of more minutes and a prominent role in the tournament.
The Japanese player expressed his commitment to the team, assuring that he will do everything possible to perform at his best, whether by scoring goals or providing assists on the field. Although Kemuyama has already joined the training sessions, some administrative tasks still need to be resolved before he can officially debut with the Huracan de Comodoro Rivadavia jersey.