Hajime Moriyasu Expected to Remain Japan Men's National Team Coach
Hajime Moriyasu is expected to continue as the head coach of the Japan men's national football team despite their exit from the World Cup. The decision reflects confidence in his leadership moving forward.
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Hajime Moriyasu expected to stay on as Japan men's national team coach after World Cup exit
Hajime Moriyasu is expected to continue as head coach of Japan's men's team, with the national soccer federation set to announce a move later on Thursday, according to reports in the domestic media. Moriyasu guided the team to the round of 32 at the World Cup before falling 2-1 earlier in the week to five-time champion Brazil. Japan has consistently progressed on the world stage in the last two decades but has yet to win a match in the knockout stages at the World Cup.
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The Japan Football Association plans to retain coach Hajime Moriyasu after Japan's exit from the 2026 FIFA World Cup, despite the team being eliminated by Brazil in the first knockout round, according to a report from Kyodo News. Tsuneyasu Miyamoto said the federation has not yet made an official decision, but told reporters it intends to bring Moriyasu back following Japan's World Cup campaign. Japan advanced out of what many considered one of the tournament's toughest groups, finishing runner-
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