[Japan National Soccer Team]Coach Moriyasu gave Kaishu Sano a complete rest due to a “trap”[Slow explanation]

Kaishu Sano, who was in top form in the match that decided to advance to the World Cup final tournament, unexpectedly took a complete break. He played only 1 second while on the bench. Furthermore, Takehiro Tomiyasu was completely rested, and Junya Ito and Ritsu Doan were only used for 24 minutes, making the treatment of these four players extremely unusual. Reimu and Marisa will slowly explain Director Moriyasu’s intentions behind this arrangement. The key point is that all four players are “players involved on the right side.” Our next opponent, Brazil, has one of the best left wingers in the world, Vinicius. My guess is that Japan intentionally kept their main players in the right side so that they could hold him back. Furthermore, we will focus the post-match discussion on Yuto Nagatomo’s feat of participating in five consecutive World Cups, and introduce the “blind theory” that erased Kaishu Sano’s presence. The focus is on his undefeated record in the World Cup. Today, Ecuador came from behind to defeat 4-time champion Germany 2-1, and Spain also scored 27 shots against Cape Verde, 0-0. The World Cup is a place where even the strongest teams can’t win. Among them, the Japanese national team was a true powerhouse, achieving second place with one win, two draws, and three undefeated games while resting their main players. From the days when only Keisuke Honda could claim victory, to now where JFA is aiming to win in 2050. I’m looking forward to seeing if they can defeat the absolute champions Brazil with their speed and organization. *This video is an entertainment commentary constructed based on public information and overseas reactions. #Japan national soccer team #Kaishu Sano #Moriho Japan #Takehiro Tomiyasu #Junya Ito #Ritsu Doan #Yuto Nagatomo #Vinicius #Brazil match #World Cup #Slow commentary #Soccer commentary