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Nakata, the two-time Asian Footballer of the Year who retired after last year's FIFA World Cup™, will play in Saturday's game in Lisbon, his agent said in a statement.
During his career, Nakata spent seven years in Italy's Serie A - with Perugia, AS Roma, Parma, Bologna and Fiorentina - before moving to Bolton Wanderers on a one-year loan deal.
Figo, the 2001 FIFA World Player of the Year, has hosted the charity game every year since 2003.
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