“If it were me, I didn’t want to be photographed, so I hid it.” After a hard-fought battle, they lost to Brazil at the World Cup. After the match, the actions of Keisuke Goto, who stood in the way of the cameras to protect Kiyo Ueda, who was crying on the pitch, became a hot topic around the world. I have a genuine respect for Ueda, who has been at the forefront of the Japanese national team since the Olympics and has continued to fight under extraordinary pressure. “Even though I worked so hard and lost, I don’t want to be photographed.” A painful sense of empathy moved him. A strong “bond” that transcends tactics and techniques and can only be understood by those who fight together. Please take a look at the clumsy yet straightforward manliness of this young striker who carries the future of Japan on his shoulders. 👇[Soccer fans, let’s talk passionately in the comments section! ]How did you feel about Goto’s actions and honest words? Please write your passionate thoughts and cheers for the players, such as “It makes me cry because they act without a plan” or “I want to watch these two team up as the top two!” 🔥 If you are excited about the unknown drama of the players, please subscribe to the channel and give us a high rating![Request regarding the comment section]This channel aims to be a place where viewers can increase their passion for soccer in a positive way. Therefore, comments that include slander, abusive language, or other words deemed inappropriate toward players or specific individuals may be deleted or blocked without prior notice at the discretion of the management. Thank you for your understanding.[About copyright]The videos on this channel are produced in strict compliance with YouTube’s guidelines (policy regarding reused content) when using materials created by third parties. #Keisuke Goto #Kiyo Ueda #Japan national soccer team #World Cup #SC Freiburg #soccer #impressive #documentary

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