[Berkeley (California, USA) 4th (5th Japan time) = Sato Naruhito]The Japanese national team (17th in the FIFA ranking) have adjusted for the match against Mexico national team (13th in the 6th) on the 7th (7th in the 6th).
FW Maeda Daizen (27, Celtic), who was late in meeting, looked forward to his matchup with two powerful countries.
“I really like these strong teams. I feel like I can do this fast and can finally do these games, so I'm really looking forward to it. I'm definitely up to the FIFA rank higher than us, so I'm sure we're up to the ranks. As a strong team, I hope we can do it with the challenge.”
In the released attack pattern practice, he went to the left side instead of the top and then increased the cross. “It's the same with attacking, and when it comes to defensive, up and down movements are incredibly important, so I think I can do that, so I hope to continue to bring out those kinds of things,” he said, showing his strengths and making contributions.
Regarding the reason for the delay in joining, he revealed, “I had been informing the club that I wanted to take the next step, but Celtic couldn't properly reinforce it, so I was ultimately told that I couldn't put it out.” Although he refused to state where he would like to offer the service, he said, “As an individual, there were some parts that we agreed to, so I had the desire to take on the challenge,” but he changed, “It's already decided that I'll stay with Celtic, so I want to work hard as a team.”
Last season, he scored 33 goals in official matches, but this season he hasn't achieved a single goal yet. “I think it would be fine if they could make a solid match here (the national team) and give the team a great or powerful power,” he said, seizing the trigger for the explosion in two consecutive matches against the host country of the World Cup.
