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Junichi Inamoto

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NoJunichi Inamoto is currently ranked C tier — recognizable within their niche but with limited mainstream visibility.

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Ranking Timeline

2001C$0.1M

Arsenal Signing

Inamoto signs with Arsenal, marking his entry into European football. Early career exposure.

2002B$0.5M+$0.4M

World Cup Goal

Scores two goals at the 2002 World Cup, becoming a national hero in Japan. Increased his recognition.

2002C$0.8M+$0.30000000000000004M

Fulham Loan Move

Loaned to Fulham, where he gets more playing time and gains valuable experience. Further exposure in European soccer.

2004C$1M+$0.19999999999999996M

West Bromwich Albion

Moved to West Brom but was soon sidelined by injury. This hindered further success.

2007C$2M+$1M

Return to Japan

Returns to Japan to play in the J-League, continuing his career in his home country. Returns to his home roots.

2014C$3M+$1M

Consadole Sapporo Move

Plays for Consadole Sapporo, contributing to the team. Continues to be a leader in Japanese football.

2021C$4.5M+$1.5M

Retirement from Soccer

Officially announces his retirement from soccer. Ends long and celebrated sports career.

2026C$5M+$0.5M

Legacy as Japanese Pioneer

Inamoto is remembered as a pioneer for Japanese footballers in Europe. Respected legacy, financial security.

Last updated: February 21, 2026