Kenyan forward Ismael Dunga’s woes in Japan extended after he missed the fifth consecutive game for his side Kamatamare Sanuki.Dunga is on loan at the third-tier outfit from his parent club Sagan Tosu who ply their trade in the Japanese top flight but has not been able to rediscover his impressive form registered in Albania.Dunga MIA as Kenyan forward features in the USThe 29-year-old joined Sagan Tosu back in January 2021 from Albanian side KF Vllaznia where he scored five goals in nine games in 2020 before earning a move to Japan.The former Tusker FC forward struggled to adapt to life in Japan as he failed to score a single goal for Sagan Tosu last season with the club opting to ship him out on loan this campaign.##NAJAVA_MECA_6471565##Dunga has only featured three times for Kamatamare this season, starting only once with the club failing to provide an update for his prolonged absence from the team.The game against Giravanz Kitakyushu became the fifth consecutive game that the lanky forward has missed with the club losing four in the run.Dunga on why he has struggled for game time in JapanAfter a slow start to the game, Kitakyushu finally got a foothold in the game and took the lead through Ryo Sato in the 36th minute as they went into the halftime break leading.The second half of the clash was mute as neither team was able to find the other’s back of the net as Kitakyushu secured all three points.
