This doesn't look right.
Andres Iniesta officially made his debut for Vissel Kobe, last night, following his transfer from Barcelona.
He departed the iconic Camp Nou - where he won 32 major trophies - by venturing to Japan.
The legendary midfielder entered the fray as a second-half substitute, coming on in the 58th minute.
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He was introduced to a raucous crowd with fans waving Spain flags.
However, Iniesta endured a miserable debut with his new side losing 3-0 at home to Shonan Bellmare. Ouch.
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And judging by social media, it's going to take some time before people get used to seeing Iniesta in a Vissel Kobe shirt.
Iniesta wasn't the only player making his J-League debut over the weekend.
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Fernando Torres also came off the bench to make his bow for Sagan Tosu. And just like his former international colleague, he suffered defeat on his debut losing 1-0 at home to Vegalta Sendai.
All the best in Japan, lads.
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