[Overseas reaction]He named the official FIFA “NEXT Itakura Ko”! Japan’s treasures found around the world in the U-20 World Cup… Scouts are gazing at European scouts at RB Omiya’s monster defender Ichihara Rione and Kawasaki’s “devil commander” Ozeki Tomosho. Will he be transferred overseas? The whole picture

The FIFA U-20 World Cup will begin in Chile in September 2025. In preparation for the battle, the International Football Federation (FIFA) released an unusual special feature on its Japanese national team on its official website. With the shocking headline “Japan’s promising stocks are aiming to win,” the “Japanese monsters” that the world should pay attention to are named. This video will take a closer look at the full picture of the U-20 Japan national team, which is highly regarded as the strongest in history, with the defender Ichihara Rion of RB Omiya, who is praised as the “New Itakura Ko,” and Kawasaki Frontale midfielder Ozeki Tomosho, who also worked as the “otherly-dimensional commander.” It has been 26 years since the Golden Generation achieved the greatest achievement of being runner-up in 1999. Now, young talents who will be responsible for the future of Japanese soccer are seriously trying to take on the top of the world. What is Ichihara Rion’s unconventional ability, which FIFA even mentioned in a special feature that he was “compared with A representative Itakura Ko”? And what is the world-class mentality that Ozeki Tomosho has, who scored a goal from the powerful Al Nasr on the ACLE big stage? Their existence has already become a hot topic among European scouts, and it has been pointed out that depending on the outcome of the U-20 World Cup, they may jump over the J-League and quickly transfer overseas. Watch this video to see why the U-20 Japan national team is called the “strongest ever” and how much the world has high expectations for them. Please be sure to see with your own eyes the shocking outcome they will likely cause in Chile. All the truth is in the main video… #U20 World Cup #Ichihara Rione #Ozeki Tomosho #Japan National Team #Japan Football Team #Overseas Transfer #FIFA #U20WC #Young Samurai Blue #Itakura Ko