Why did Hidemasa Morita lose the election? Director Moriyasu’s blueprint for 26 people deciphered from the “transition of language”

[Title: Why did Hidemasa Morita fail? A thorough look at the behind-the-scenes of Coach Moriyasu’s decision]Selection of Japan national team members for the 2026 World Cup. The failure of Hidemasa Morita, who plays at the top level in Europe, came as a huge shock to the Japanese soccer world. Why was Morita, who can be said to be the “heart” of the team, not selected? This time, we will carefully follow the “changes in language” that director Hajime Moriyasu has uttered, and unravel the “26 people’s blueprint” behind it. When did the word “condition” originally used change to the keywords “competition” and “overall balance”? You can see Coach Moriyasu’s calm and strategic vision to win the World Cup. Moriyasu Japan chose a “combination to win” rather than the “strongest 11 players.” Does Morita’s absence mean the evolution of the Japanese national team, or is it a risk? What do you all think? Please let us know your thoughts in the comments section.[Video points]Why was Hidemasa Morita’s “pecking order” overturned? Analysis of changes in language in Coach Moriyasu’s press conference The battle for intensity in the midfield and the rise of Kaishu Sano, Daichi Kamata, and others Tactical shift from “midfield to not lose” to “frontline that creates change” #Japan national soccer team #Moriyasu Japan #Hidemasa Morita #World Cup #tactical analysis #soccer commentary