[Shocking]Abnormal situation after the Japan national team match… Ritsu Doan’s meaningful remarks and mysterious anger shock all of Japan

#Japan National Team #Ritsu Doan #World Cup Ritsu Doan’s face after leaving the pitch. It wasn’t a smile or regret. It was clear–anger. Shake your head and shout something. The moment that expression was seen on the broadcast, the entire country was buzzing. “Are you angry at Coach Moriyasu?” “Are you not satisfied with the substitution?” But after the game. Doan’s own words directly deny that speculation. “I’m not angry at the coach, and I’m not angry at the substitution. There’s a reason. But I’ll talk about it after the tournament is over.” Not even at the coach. It’s not even about taking turns. So, what exactly was Ritsu Doan so angry about? On this day, Doan started as a right wing back for the first time in this tournament, and provided an exquisite through ball that led to Daizen Maeda’s opening goal. He supported the balance between offense and defense, and in the final stages when he retired, Japan was clearly pushed into the match. Furthermore, in this match, there was an unusual problem with Keito Nakamura’s socks, and questions about the judging criteria arose. It was that angry expression he showed in the midst of a swirl of complicated emotions. Next up is the first round of the finals, and the opponent is Brazil, who boasts five-time championships. If you watch until the end, you’ll see what was going on behind the scenes of that anger, and why it reflects the “evolution of the current Japanese national team.” 🕒 Chapter 0:00 Immediately after the substitution, Ritsu Doan’s “angry expression” 1:30 The overwhelming presence shown by the right wing back 3:30 Daizen Maeda’s first goal, the way he was prepared 5:00 17 minutes into the second half, Elanga’s equalizer 6:30 Doan himself denies it “I am not angry at the coach or the substitution” 8:00 So what? Questions about the decision, Keito Nakamura’s sock problem 10:00 The balance collapsed after Doan left the match 11:30 Using anger as strength, he seriously regrets the match that Brazil won next. These mixed emotions may be proof that the current Japanese national team is moving on to the next stage. Where do you think Ritsu Doan’s anger was directed? What kind of play do you expect from Doan in the match against Brazil? Please let us know your honest opinion in the comments section! 👇 🔔 Subscribe to the channel and turn on notifications to follow the story of the Japanese national team challenging the world until the end! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdgp96QPPdH_M1C0UT7dH4w 👍 If you want to support Ritsu Doan, please give us a high rating! #Japan National Team #Ritsu Doan #World Cup #Moriho Japan #Daizen Maeda