Moriasso guides Japan in Saudi Arabia

The article relates to Hajime Moriyasu signing a new contract to lead the Japanese national football team at the Asian Cup to be held in Saudi Arabia from January 7 to February 5 next year. The contract aims to ensure his continued coaching of the team until the end of the tournament, regardless of the results, as he will be replaced by the current Japan Under-23 coach, Jo Oiwa. It is worth noting that Moriyasu, 57 years old, is Japan's longest-serving coach and led the national team to significant achievements in the 2022 World Cup, including victories over Germany and Spain, and exiting the tournament on penalties against Croatia. He has also managed Japan in the Asian Cup, Copa América, and the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, winning four Asian titles with the team — a record. Japan anticipates competing in a strong group at the Asian Cup, featuring Qatar, Thailand, and Indonesia, following their elimination in the last edition in Qatar after losing to Iran in the quarter-finals.

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