Tomoyoshi Miura transfers to Portugal 2nd division "Be yourself wherever you go" by urdu Jahan
Tomoyoshi Miura (55), a former Japanese national soccer forward, responded to an interview in Miyazaki City on the 21st, saying, "I'll do my best and be myself wherever I go." bottom. A basic agreement has been reached on a loan transfer from J1 Yokohama FC to Portugal 2nd Division League club Oliveirense, and he is expected to travel to Europe shortly.
Miura participated in Yokohama FC's camp in Nichinan City, Miyazaki Prefecture until the same day. He participated in a practice match with Kanoya University in the middle of the second half and scored a goal with his right foot while collapsing on the turn from the right. "I'm glad I could return the plan to everyone at Yokohama FC.
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When the players voted, the best eleven came out like the losers who lost the World Cup.
The 2022 best eleven announced on the 18th was newly established by the Japan Professional Footballers Association (JPFA), which is made up of J-leaguers and Japanese players who play overseas, and all 11 members were in the "European group". Another characteristic of the J1-J3 best eleven is that there was little difference between the voting results of the players who actually played against them and the members of the J-League executives who chose them.
The JPFA's best eleven sisted of 10 Japanese representatives from last year's World Cup in Qatar regardless of which league the players belong to. Al regardless of which league the players belong though he was eliminated from the World Cup squad, forward Kyogo Furuhashi (Celtic), who has a large number of goals in Scotland, was selected, and Schmidt Daniel (Sint-Truiden), who was a reserve in the World Cup, was selected as GK. The best player (MVP) was MF Kaoru Mitoma (Brighton).
The J.League Awards, which are awards for J.Leaguers, are selected by the chairman and the representatives of each club. As of November 20, 2018, 1,654 people belonged to the JPFA, and about 70% of them voted. No prize money. Maya Yoshida, president of JPFA and captain of the Japanese national team, said, "I thought that players from outside the J-League should be properly evaluated.
Regarding the fact that there are some differences between the members selected by Japan national team coach Hajime Moriyasu, Yoshida said, "It's a player who actually fought. It's also interesting that the objective evaluation of the players is reflected in the results."
In the J1 best eleven, excluding 3 foreign players, only DF Ryuta Koike (Yokohama F. Marinos) was left out of the award, and 7 people were the same as "Awards". Kashima Antlers' forward Kiyo Ueda (Cercle Brugge), who scored 10 goals in the first half of the season and went to Belgium midway through the season, and forward Shooto Machino (Shonan Bellmare), who scored the most goals for a Japanese player at 13, will play in the World Cup. The two representatives were not selected for the Awards but were selected for the JPFA.
8 J2 players and 10 J3 players are the same members as the Awards, and the MVP of each category is DF Tomoki Iwata, who transferred from Yokohama Ma to Celtic, for J1, Koki Ogawa (Yokohama FC) for J2, and Ryo Arita for J3. It was the same as the player (Iwaki FC). [Nao Goto]
JPFA best eleven by player vote
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Schmidt Daniel (Sint-Truiden)
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Ko Itakura (Borussia MG)
Wataru Endo (Stuttgart)
Takehiro Tomiyasu (Arsenal)
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Daichi Kamada (Eintracht Frankfurt)
Takefusa Kubo (Real Sociedad)
Ritsu Doan (Freiburg)
Kaoru Mitoma (Brighton)
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Takuma Asano (Bochum)
Junya Ito (Stud Lance)
Kyogo Furuhashi (Celtic)
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Soccer J League, detailed schedule announced J1 final round on December 3
The soccer J-League announced the detailed schedule for this season on the 20th. Last season, due to the influence of the World Cup (World Cup) Qatar tournament, J1 ended on November 5th, about a month ahead of schedule, but this season's final Round 34 will return to the usual schedule of December 3rd. The J1 opening match on February 17th, where last season's 2nd place and 1st place match, Kawasaki-Yokohama Ma (Todoroki) started at 7:00 pm.
The final round of J2 will be on November 12th. December 2nd is the final round of J3, which has 20 new clubs, FC Osaka and Nara Club.
The schedule for the YBC Levain Cup has also been announced, and Hiroshima, the previous champion, will be in the same group as Kobe, Nagoya, and Yokohama FC in the first league, which will start on March 8. The quarterfinals are September 6th and 10th, the semifinals are October 11th and 15th, and the final is undecided.
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Masafumi Nakayama ``To win with all my heart and soul'' J3 Azul Claro Numazu coach appointment interview
A press conference was held on the 17th in Numazu City, Shizuoka Prefecture for Masafumi Nakayama (55), a former Japanese national team who was appointed as the manager of soccer J3 Azul Claro Numazu. Coach Nakayama enthusiastically said, ``It depends on how much I can improve my players and how well we can unite as a team.
Director Nakayama was enrolled in Numazu as a player from 2015 to 2020 but did not participate in the game. The commander pledged revenge, saying, ``I was disappointed that I was not involved in the team's victory.
Regarding his goal for this season, he said, "First of all, it's important to concentrate on each game. I want to win the championship, but I can't reach it unless I build up one thing at a time." The goal of soccer is to achieve "the ultimate combination of offense and defense," and players are expected to work hard both physically and mentally.
Numazu's slogan for this season is "Unite, fight with passion!" Director Nakayama took the brush and showed it at the press conference.
Manager Nakayama scored a total of 157 goals in J1, participated in the World Cup twice, and scored Japan's first goal in the 1998 tournament in France.
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