FIFA World Cup: 'We Are More Confident As A Team', Says Winger Kubo As He Eyes Historic Run For Japan On Cricketnmore
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With Kubo as a figure and Moriyasu in command, Asians come convinced that they can compete against any power.
FIFA World Cup: 'We Are More Confident As A Team', Says Winger Kubo As He Eyes Historic Run For Japan On Cricketnmore
FIFA World Cup Qatar: Japan winger Takefusa Kubo believes the lessons learned from the team’s heartbreaking FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 exit can help them finally break new ground and reach the quarter-finals at the FIFA World Cup 2026.
Goals, Growth and a Glass Ceiling: Japan Aiming Higher at 2026 World Cup Despite Key Absences
Japan aren’t traditionally seen as among the contenders at the FIFA World Cup, but a first quarter-final looks a realistic aim this year despite important absences. A bright future was predicted for Japan by Akira Nishino when he stepped down as manager after the 2018 World Cup, handing the reins to his former assistant Hajime Moriyasu. Moriyasu had previously won J. League titles with Sanfrecce Hiroshima and been lauded for nurturing young play…
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