[Japan Football Team]A chain of nightmares brought about by the simultaneous departures of captains Endo Kou and Itakura Ko! Does Moriyasu’s Samurai Blue have no way of doing it against the Kingdom? In front of the South American powerhouses, we explain the biggest crisis facing Japan’s final line.

With the greatest hit with the kingdom of Brazil, a chain of nightmares struck Moriyasu Japan. Following Itakura Ko, the key to the defense, even Captain Endo Kou, who is the heart and mental pillar of the team, was injured and left. This serious situation is more of a problem that shakes the core of the team than simply losing two players. This is because Endo Kou’s existence was the foundation that supported the high-intensity pressing tactics that can be said to be synonymous with Japanese soccer. In this video, we will analyze from multiple angles how this absolute absence has an impact, from pitch tactics to the psychological state of the locker room. We take a closer look at the depths of this crisis through reports from overseas media and comments from managers and teammates. ▼Video composition A quiet shock: Itakura and Endo’s departure timeline Domestic upset: Shock reportedly “losing the engine” Liverpool’s perspective: The risks that “Iron Man” Endo always faces Tactical analysis: The chain-dark effects of the absence of an irreplaceable “anchor” leads to leadership gap: New possibilities presented by Kamata Daichi and others: A test stone for the opposing future that accurately exploits Japan’s weaknesses: What this difficulties bring to the team This desperate situation is an inevitable “fire trial” for the Japanese national team. However, it can also be seen as a rehearsal for the unforeseen circumstances that could occur during the actual World Cup. What will the team transform into after overcoming this crisis? This video is packed with important tips for finding the answer. #Endou Wataru #Japan National Team #Absentee Captain #Defensive collapse #Moriyasu Japan #Soccer commentary #Liverpool #Brazil #Kyo Itakura #SAMURAIBLUE