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Naoshi Arakawa debuted in 2009 with the soccer manga, Sayonara, Football, going on to create the hit classical music manga Your Lie in April, which was adapted into a successful TV anime. He is currently drawing high-school soccer manga Farewell, My Dear Cramer, which is available digitally and in print.

High-octane girls’ soccer action mixes with the drama of high school in this cleats-out manga from the creator of Your Lie in April!

Warabi faces their &#64257,rst challenge since the humiliating exhibition loss&nbsp,to Kunogi. After training, earning&nbsp,new uniforms, and sparring with the boys&rsquo, team for practice time, they have their eyes &#64257,xed&nbsp,on revenge&mdash,and now it&rsquo,s &#64257,nally time for them to start&nbsp,showing what they&rsquo,re made of as a team. But when the&nbsp,&#64257,rst hurdle on the road to&nbsp,the Newcomer&rsquo,s tourney proves a bit more dif&#64257,cult&nbsp,than expected, Onda and crew will have to&nbsp,look for help from some unexpected&nbsp,places&hellip,

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rnNaoshi Arakawa debuted in 2009 with the soccer manga, Sayonara, Football, going on to create the hit classical music manga Your Lie in April, which was adapted into a successful TV anime. He is currently drawing high-school soccer manga Farewell, My Dear Cramer, which is available digitally and in print.

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“First published in Japan in 2018 by Kodansha Ltd., Tokyo as Sayonara watashi no Cramer, volume 5.”–Colophon.