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Keisuke Honda's career

Honda burst onto the scene in Japanese football at the Youth World Cup tournament in 2005.

Soon after Honda earned a move to Dutch club VVV-Venlo, helping the club win promotion to the Eredivisie.

Honda made his full senior international debut in a FIFA World Cup qualifier against Bahrain in 2008.

A year later he earned a lucrative move to Russian powerhouses CSKA Moscow.

During his time in Moscow Honda got a taste of Champions League football, playing here against Manchester City.

Honda won a Russian Premier League title in 2013, as well as two Russian Cups in his time with CSKA.

Honda made a huge impact at the 2010 World Cup, scoring in wins over Cameroon and Denmark.

One of the highlights of his international career came the following year as Japan won the Asian Cup, beating Australia in the final.

Honda was also named the MVP at the 2011 tournament.

After five years in Russia, Honda sealed a dream move to Serie A giants AC Milan.

Honda made 81 appearances for Milan, scoring nine goals.

He helped the club win the Italian Super Cup in 2016.

Honda resuming his battle with the Caltex Socceroos, playing in a World Cup qualifier in Melbourne in 2016.

Honda made the move to Mexican club Pachuca in 2017.

He had an excellent scoring rate during his time there, scoring 10 times in 29 games.

Honda also played for Pachuca in the FIFA Club World Cup in 2017.

Honda scored against Senegal in Russia, becoming the first Japanese player to score at three FIFA World Cups.

After contemplating retiring after the World Cup, Honda opted to play-on in the Hyundai A-League with Melbourne Victory.

There was a huge media presence at his first press conference in Melbourne.

Honda with Melbourne Victory boss Kevin Muscat.

Honda had his first training session with Victory on Friday.

Honda burst onto the scene in Japanese football at the Youth World Cup tournament in 2005.

Soon after Honda earned a move to Dutch club VVV-Venlo, helping the club win promotion to the Eredivisie.

Honda made his full senior international debut in a FIFA World Cup qualifier against Bahrain in 2008.

A year later he earned a lucrative move to Russian powerhouses CSKA Moscow.

During his time in Moscow Honda got a taste of Champions League football, playing here against Manchester City.

Honda won a Russian Premier League title in 2013, as well as two Russian Cups in his time with CSKA.

Honda made a huge impact at the 2010 World Cup, scoring in wins over Cameroon and Denmark.

One of the highlights of his international career came the following year as Japan won the Asian Cup, beating Australia in the final.

Honda was also named the MVP at the 2011 tournament.

After five years in Russia, Honda sealed a dream move to Serie A giants AC Milan.

Honda made 81 appearances for Milan, scoring nine goals.

He helped the club win the Italian Super Cup in 2016.

Honda resuming his battle with the Caltex Socceroos, playing in a World Cup qualifier in Melbourne in 2016.

Honda made the move to Mexican club Pachuca in 2017.

He had an excellent scoring rate during his time there, scoring 10 times in 29 games.

Honda also played for Pachuca in the FIFA Club World Cup in 2017.

Honda scored against Senegal in Russia, becoming the first Japanese player to score at three FIFA World Cups.

After contemplating retiring after the World Cup, Honda opted to play-on in the Hyundai A-League with Melbourne Victory.

There was a huge media presence at his first press conference in Melbourne.

Honda with Melbourne Victory boss Kevin Muscat.

Honda had his first training session with Victory on Friday.

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