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| Crédito da Imagem: www.jfa.jp/samuraiblue |
| On Thursday 28 April, Japan Football Association (JFA) announced the participating countries of the KIRIN CUP SOCCER 2022, which will take place for the first time in six years. Ahead of November’s FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022™, the SAMURAI BLUE (Japan National Team) will compete in the four-team tournament with Ghana National Team, Tunisia National Team, and Chile National Team. Matches will be played at Noevir Stadium Kobe (Hyogo) on Friday 10 June and Panasonic Stadium Suita (Osaka) on Tuesday 14.
The tournament will serve as a precious opportunity for the SAMURAI BLUE to prepare and strengthen the team ahead of the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022™, which will take place in November. In addition to the two African countries who are set to play in the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022™, South American powerhouse Chile will compete in the Kirin Cup. The SAMURAI BLUE are also set to play in the Kirin Challenge Cup 2022 against the Paraguay National Team on Thursday 2 June (Sapporo Dome, Hokkaido) and the Brazil National Team on Monday 6 (Japan National Stadium, Tokyo) to test their strength against international powerhouses. The Kirin Cup, which will be held for the first time since 2016, will take place in a four-country knockout format. Japan will play Ghana in their first match on 10 June, with Chile and Tunisia playing in the other match. The winners will play each other in the final and the losers in the third-place match on 14 June. Japan qualified for their seventh consecutive World Cup at the AFC Asian Qualifiers (Road to Qatar), which ended in March, and are currently ranked 23rd in the FIFA rankings. Ghana are 60th and Tunisia 35th, but both have qualified for the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022™ by progressing through the African (CAF) Qualifiers. Although Chile did not make it past the South American (CONMEBOL) Qualifiers, they are 28th in the FIFA rankings. Japan hold head-to-head records of four wins and three losses against Ghana, four wins against Tunisia, and a win, a draw, and a loss against Chile. Opportunities for training matches before the World Cup are limited to these four matches in June, the EAFF E-1 Football Championship in July (which Japan will compete in with a team made up mainly of domestic players), and the FIFA international window in September. In a press conference held online, head coach MORIYASU Hajime shared his aspiration, “The Kirin Cup will give us the opportunity to play intense matches against some of the world's heavyweights such as Chile, Ghana and Tunisia. We want to play with a purpose and prepare ourselves for the World Cup in Qatar.” The coach identified three key areas in which he described as “objectives” for the matches in June, namely instilling the team concept, broadening the range of team tactics, and checking the performance of individual players. He also added, “We want to focus on earning results and be able to raise the Cup.” → Crédito: (Crédito: www.jfa.jp) • Comissão Técnica da Seleção Japonesa: • Técnico: MORIYASU Hajime (JFA Naitonal Coaching Staff) • Auxiliar Técnico: YOKOUCHI Akinobu (JFA Naitonal Coaching Staff) • Auxiliar Técnico: SAITO Toshihide (JFA Naitonal Coaching Staff) • Auxiliar Técnico: UENO Yusaku (JFA Naitonal Coaching Staff) • Psicólogo: MATSUMOTO Ryoichi (JFA Naitonal Coaching Staff) • Treinador de Goleiros: SHIMODA Takashi (JFA Naitonal Coaching Staff) • Staff: NAKASHITA Masaki (JFA Technical House) • Staff: SAKAI Kiyotaka (JFA Technical House) |
| Lista dos Convocados | |
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| • Data da Convocação: 20 de Maio de 2022 • Número de Atletas Convocadao: 28 • Competição: Amistosos (Kirim Challenge Cup e Kirim Cup) • Adversários: Paraguai e Brasil (Challenge Cup), Gana e Chile/Tunísia (Copa Kirim) • Data dos Jogos: 2, 6, 10 e 14 de Junho de 2022 • Cidades: Sapporo, Tóquio, Kobe e Osaka • Estádios: Sapporo Dome, Nacional, Noevir e Panasonic Stadium |
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| →→Goleiros | ||||
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| 01 | Eiji Kawashima (川島 永嗣) | Kawashima Eiji | Racing Club Strasbourg (FRA) | ❏ |
| 12 | Shūichi Gonda (権田 修一) | Gonda Shūichi | Shimizu S-Pulse Football Club | ❏ |
| 23 | Daniel Yuji Yabuki Schmidt | Daniel Schmidt | Sint-Truidense V.V. (BEL) | ❏ |
| 28 | Keisuke Osako (大迫 敬介) | Ōsako Keisuke | Sanfrecce Hiroshima Football Club | ❏ |
| →→Defensores | ||||
| 02 | Miki Yamane (山根 視来) | Yamane Miki | Kawasaki Frontale Football Club | ❏ |
| 03 | Shogo Taniguchi (谷口 彰悟) | Taniguchi Shōgo | Kawasaki Frontale Football Club | ❏ |
| 04 | Ko Itakura (板倉 滉) | Itakura Kō | Fussball Club Schalke 04 (ALE) | ❏ |
| 05 | Yuto Nagatomo (長友 佑都) | Nagatomo Yūto | Football Club Tokyo | ❏ |
| 16 | Takehiro Tomiyasu (冨安健洋) | Tomiyasu Takehiro | Arsenal Football Club (ING) | ❏ |
| 20 | Yuta Nakayama (中山 雄太) | Nakayama Yūta | P.E.C. Zwolle (HOL) | ❏ |
| 22 | Maya Yoshida (吉田 麻也) | Yoshida Maya © | Unione Calcio Sampdoria (ITA) | ❏ |
| 26 | Hiroki Ito (伊藤 洋輝) | Itō Hiroki | VfB Stuttgart (ALE) | ❏ |
| 27 | Yukinari Sugawara (菅原 由勢) | Sugawara Yukinari | Alkmaar Zaanstreek - AZ Alkmaar (HOL) | ❏ |
| →→Meio-Campista | ||||
| 06 | Wataru Endo (遠藤 航) | Endoh Wataru | VfB Stuttgart (ALE) | ❏ |
| 07 | Gaku Shibasaki (柴崎 岳) | Shibasaki Gaku | Club Deportivo Leganés (ESP) | ❏ |
| 08 | Genki Haraguchi | Haraguchi Genki | 1.FC Union Berlin (ALE) | ❏ |
| 09 | Daichi Kamada (鎌田 大地) | Kamada Daichi | Eintracht Frankfurt (ALE) | ❏ |
| 10 | Takumi Minamino (南野 拓実) | Minamino Takumi | Liverpool Football Club (ING) | ❏ |
| 11 | Takefusa Kubo (久保 建英) | Kubo Takefusa | Real Club Deportivo Mallorca (ESP) | ❏ |
| 13 | Hidemasa Morita (守田 英正) | Morita Hidemasa | Club Deportivo Santa Clara (POR) | ❏ |
| 14 | Junya Ito (伊東 純也) | Itō Jun'ya | K.R.C. Genk (BEL) | ❏ |
| 15 | Kaoru Mitoma (三笘 薫) | Mitoma Kaoru | Union Saint‑Gilloise (BEL) | ❏ |
| 17 | Ao Tanaka (田中碧) | Tanaka Ao | Fortuna Dusseldorf (ALE) | ❏ |
| 21 | Ritsu Dōan (堂安 律) | Dōan Ritsu | P.S.V. Eindhoven (HOL) | ❏ |
| →→Atacantes | ||||
| 18 | Takuma Asano (浅野 拓磨) | Asano Takuma | VfL Bochum (ALE) | ❏ |
| 19 | Kyogo Furuhashi (古橋 亨梧) | Furuhashi Kyōgo | Celtic Football Club (ESC) | ❏ |
| 24 | Daizen Maeda (前田 大然) | Maeda Daizen | Celtic Football Club (ESC) | ❏ |
| 25 | Ayase Ueda (上田綺世) | Ueda Ayase | Kashima Antlers Football Club | ❏ |
| DT | Hajime Moriyasu (森保 一) | Moriyasu Hajime | 23/08/1968, Kakegawa, Shizuoka | ❏ |
| • Convocação da Seleção Brasileira: → www.futeboldaselecaobrasileira.com.br/convocação • Atletas Cortados: Yukinari Sugawara e Morita Hidemasa (ambos Lesionados); |
| .:: Jogos da Seleção Japonesa 2022 ::. | ||||||
| 02/06 | 19:00 | Sappooro Dome, Sapporo | Japão | 4 x 1 | Paraguai | Ficha |
| 06/06 | 19:20 | Estádio Nacional, Tóquio | Japão | 0 x 1 | Brasil | Ficha |
| 10/06 | 18:55 | Noevir Stadium, Kobe | Japão | 4 x 1 | Gana | Ficha |
| 14/06 | 18:55 | Panasonic Stadium, Suita | Japão | 0 x 3 | Tunisia | Ficha |
| .:: Galeria de Imagens ::. |
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| Formação da Seleção Japonesa na derrota contra a Tunisia por 3 x 0, em Suita Crédito da Imagem: twitter.com/jfa_samuraiblue |
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| Formação da Seleção Japonesa na vitória contra o Paraguai por 4 x 1, em Sapporo Crédito da Imagem: www.instagram.com/japanfootballassociation/ |
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| Formação da Seleção Japonesa na derrota contra o Brasil por 1 x 0, em Tóquio Crédito da Imagem: www.instagram.com/japanfootballassociation/ |
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| Formação da Seleção Japonesa na vitória contra Gana por 4 x 1, em Kobe Crédito da Imagem: www.instagram.com/japanfootballassociation/ |
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| Formação da Seleção Japonesa na derrota contra a Tunisia por 3 x 0, em Suita Crédito da Imagem: twitter.com/jfa_samuraiblue |
| .:: Todos os Jogos da Seleção Brasileira ::. | ||
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Confira todos os jogos da Seleção Brasileira de futebol aqui. All the matches of the Brazilian National Team hear; www.futeboldaselecaobrasileira.blogspot.com |
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