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Japan international Kaoru Mitoma joined Albion in August 2021 on a four-year-contract, on undisclosed terms from J1 League team Kawasaki Frontale.
He spent the 2021/22 season on loan with Belgian first division side Royal Union Saint-Gilloise, linking up with the Brussels based side after a break following the Olympics in Tokyo. He made 29 appearances in all competitions for Union, being credited with eight goals and four assists.
Kaoru was part of the squad which missed out on bronze in their final match against Mexico, after a good tournament on home soil. Mitoma has represented his country at senior level, making his debut in November 2021.
Kaoru would quickly establish himself as a popular player for Albion with his exciting displays down the flank, before scoring his first goal in a 3-2 win at Wolves in November 2022.
He would break the record for most Premier League goals scored in a season by a Japanese player, finishing the 2022/23 campaign with seven goals, one more than the previous record held by Shinji Okazaki and Shinji Kagawa. He finished his debut season for Albion with ten goals and eight assists in 41 appearances in all competitions.
The winger would have an injury hit 2023/24, but he still managed three goals and four assists in 19 Premier League appearances. He signed a new contract in October 2023 that runs until June 2027.
His sensational solo goal against Wolves in August 2023 won the Premier League Goal of the Month award.
He spent the 2021/22 season on loan with Belgian first division side Royal Union Saint-Gilloise, linking up with the Brussels based side after a break following the Olympics in Tokyo. He made 29 appearances in all competitions for Union, being credited with eight goals and four assists.
Kaoru was part of the squad which missed out on bronze in their final match against Mexico, after a good tournament on home soil. Mitoma has represented his country at senior level, making his debut in November 2021.
Kaoru would quickly establish himself as a popular player for Albion with his exciting displays down the flank, before scoring his first goal in a 3-2 win at Wolves in November 2022.
He would break the record for most Premier League goals scored in a season by a Japanese player, finishing the 2022/23 campaign with seven goals, one more than the previous record held by Shinji Okazaki and Shinji Kagawa. He finished his debut season for Albion with ten goals and eight assists in 41 appearances in all competitions.
The winger would have an injury hit 2023/24, but he still managed three goals and four assists in 19 Premier League appearances. He signed a new contract in October 2023 that runs until June 2027.
His sensational solo goal against Wolves in August 2023 won the Premier League Goal of the Month award.
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Player News
Tuesday 20 May 2025
Vote for Mitoma and Welbeck for Premier League Fan Team of the Season
Tuesday 13 May 2025
Men's Goal of the Season | Kaoru Mitoma
Thursday 8 May 2025
Mitoma: I have to thank Bart Verbruggen for my goal! Kaoru's wonder strike against Chelsea secured him the trophy.
Wednesday 30 April 2025
Mitoma Cam | Kaoru's late leveller sets up dramatic West Ham finale
Friday 14 March 2025
Kaoru Mitoma wins Premier League Goal of the Month for February Japan international stunned Amex crowd with superb strike against Chelsea.
Thursday 6 March 2025
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Thursday 6 March 2025
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Tuesday 25 February 2025
Every Angle | Mitoma and Pedro chips on the south coast
Monday 24 February 2025
Feature | Mitoma surprises Japanese Albion fan
Friday 21 February 2025
Albion help Japanese fan's dream come true
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