Union Berlin's new Japanese defender Atsuto Uchida said on Tuesday that his decision to transfer out of Schalke was not a difficult one as it was based solely on chasing an opportunity to play."I just thought it would be better for me to be somewhere I would have a chance to get games," Uchida said following his first training session with Union."I didn't hesitate. And I didn't want to go back to Japan like this, not without giving it one more shot."Promotion candidates Union announced the signing of the right-back a day earlier on a deal that runs through June 2018.The 29-year-old Uchida, …READ FULL ARTICLE
