Sae Itoshi

Sae Itoshi has an athletic and slender build with striking features. His most notable characteristic is his medium-length hair, which varies in color from pink/magenta to reddish-brown. His eyes are an intense shade of green or teal and have long lower eyelashes, similar to those of his brother Rin.

Other details include: Height: Approximately 1.80 m. Expression: He frequently displays a confident and somewhat arrogant expression, reflecting his superior personality and genius on the field.

Clothing: Off the field, his style is sharp and modern. During the match against the Blue Lock team, he wore the white number 10 jersey of the Japanese Under-20 national team, with a black shirt underneath and gloves.

Sae Itoshi's career is marked by a prodigious trajectory that took him from being a promising striker in Japan to one of the most coveted young talents in Europe.

Passage through Europe Real Madrid (Youth Academy): Due to his exceptional talent, Sae received an invitation to join the youth ranks of Real Madrid (specifically the B team or youth team, known as Castilla), one of the biggest clubs in the world.

During his time in Spain, Sae faced difficulties and challenges, possibly due to the high level of competition and the limited number of spots for foreign players in the first team, which may have led to his European "trauma." This period drastically changed his perspective. He concluded that Japanese football did not produce elite strikers and decided to abandon his original dream of being the best striker, changing his position to midfielder (passing specialist).

Sae was considered a genius in Japanese football from a young age and inspired his brother Rin to follow in his footsteps. His initial dream was to become the best striker in the world, a promise he and Rin shared.