Samuraj is a German champion
(8 years ago)Japan fled with its head up from this World Champions because they could not resist Belgium's pressure in the last 20 minutes of the game. Although it is not easy to forget that disqualification, the Japanese Football Federation has begun discussions to find the coach who will succeed Akira Nisino, whose [...]
Although it is not easy to forget that disqualification, the Japanese Football Federation has begun discussions to find the coach who will succeed Akira Nisino, who concludes the contract immediately after leaving the World Cup.
The former 1990 world champion with “panserat” is preferred by the leaders of “samurajat”, which are ready to offer 2m euros annually.
But the Japanese are rushed because on 7 September they will have their first friendly post-world match, and the coach's choice must be quick.
It's not a simple decision, but we can't take more time. We hope to decide in July”, says FJF President Kozo Tashima.