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Friday 10 June 2011 11:24, UK
Image:Honda: Frustrated in Russia
Keisuke Honda has admitted to his frustration at current club CSKA Moscow.
Japanese schemer keen on exit from Russian club
Keisuke Honda has admitted to his frustration at current club CSKA Moscow.
Speculation has suggested the Japan international could seal a switch away from Russia this summer.
The likes of Liverpool and Arsenal have been linked with a move for his services, although neither club have yet to comment on the rumours.
Honda has confirmed his intention to leave CSKA Moscow, telling Japan's Nikkan Sports newspaper: "It's agonising.
"I can't stay like this. I said I wanted Japan to win the World Cup. I was MVP at the Asian Cup in January but I'm still not happy with things.
"Right now I'm in a rut still being at CSKA. This wasn't what I planned. If I don't accept it, I can't live my life. But if I get too used to my circumstances I'll come to a halt.
"That scares me."
