Scoop! Former Japanese national team soccer player Hisato Sato “adulterous love” by kissing and holding hands with a younger therapist. | FRIDAY DIGITAL
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Scoop! Former Japanese national team soccer player Hisato Sato “adulterous love” by kissing and holding hands with a younger therapist.

The legendary soccer player who holds the record for most goals in the J-League is known for his loving wife and children. However, he left his family in Hiroshima and has been enjoying "secret dates" with beautiful women in Tokyo since last year.

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After coming out of Sato’s house, they went shopping at a drugstore. The distance between the two as they leave the store suggests an intimate relationship

Hey~. Do you have something on your mouth?”

A man peeks into the face of the woman with such a sweet expression on her face. The two looked at each other and smiled, wondering if there was anything on each other. Walking hand in hand down a deserted alleyway, the two men lock lips with each other.

It was a weekend in mid-April. The man immersed in a “private world” in Shinbashi (Minato Ward), Tokyo, a place crowded with salarymen, was Hisato Sato, 42, a former member of the Japanese national soccer team. He was wearing black top and bottom and sunglasses, perhaps as a disguise.

Sato is a legendary striker who played for Japan’s national team, scoring a total of 220 goals in the J-League and holding the record for most goals in a single season. Since his retirement in 2008, he has been active as a commentator and holds soccer schools in various locations. He is also known as a loving wife and father of many children. He married his wife at the age of 21, whom he met shortly after his debut as a professional soccer player. He has a house in Hiroshima City and is blessed with three sons. All three of them are pursuing careers in soccer, following in the footsteps of their great father,” said a member of the Japan Football Association.

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