Japan star Keisuke Honda has confirmed he is leaving Melbourne Victory.
Keisuke Honda has confirmed his Melbourne Victory exit, making Wednesday night’s Asian Champions League clash with Sanfrecce Hiroshima a triple goodbye for the club.
Coach and club legend Kevin Muscat, captain Carl Valeri and now Honda will all feature for the final time for the A-League powerhouse club in the dead-rubber match at AAMI Park.
The Japanese superstar, who was signed with the help of marquee funds from FFA, had previously flagged his intention to leave after just one season with Victory but club officials had been hopeful of changing his mind.
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