Ole Romeny Amazed by Takefusa Kubo’s Performance Against Indonesian National Team

According to Bolasport.com, Dutch striker Ole Romeny expressed admiration for the performance of Takefusa Kubo, often referred to as Japan’s Messi, following his standout showing in Japan’s dominant 6-0 win over Indonesia.

The international friendly, held at Suita Stadium, Osaka, saw Japan dismantle the Indonesian national team with ease. Daichi Kamada netted a brace, while Kubo, Ryoya Morishima, Shuto Machino, and Mao Hosoya each contributed a goal.

One Goal, Two Assists — Kubo Shines On The Big Stage

Kubo, who played 69 minutes, displayed exceptional creativity and flair. His tally of one goal and two assists earned him the Man of the Match honor and left a strong impression on Romeny.

“He’s incredibly smart and precise on the ball — always one step ahead,” said Ole Romeny after witnessing Kubo’s performance. “It’s clear why people call him Japan’s Messi.”

With the result, Japan continues to build confidence ahead of upcoming international fixtures, while Indonesia will look to regroup after a tough night in Osaka.