[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). They repeatedly practiced breaking up the ball in front of the goal to face strong opponents who are in the top of the FIFA rankings. Goalkeeper Suzuki Ayato (23, Parma) made a series of good saves, showing his good performance. After spending one season in the goalkeeper's great power in Italy, the evolved guardian, shutting out Mexico's powerful offensive lineup.
He aims to shut out Mexico in the country where Suzuki Aya was born. He came to Japan shortly after birth, so he doesn't have any particular interest, but his concentration naturally increases when he plays against a non-Asia for the first time in a while. “They are definitely higher than the opponents they played in Asia. Both strikers, two top players and Jimenez are far higher than the Asian level,” he said, increasing his vigilance.
S. Jimenez, who plays for AC Milan in the same Serie A, and R. Jimenez, who plays for Fulham in the English Premier League. The two powerful point-taking players that the opponent is proud of are careful when protecting the goal. “I think post play is a distinctive feature, so you can hit the ball and flick it, or turn it and shoot it with a strong shot. I'll prepare everything, but I want to concentrate especially there.”
From a young age, he had the goal of becoming the world's number one goalkeeper. He moved to Europe to improve all the necessary factors as a goalkeeper. During practice that day, he prevented multiple shots from the national team, making him a strong presence. He is said to be able to respond to jumping out to the back and crossing, other than shooting stops. “This is where I restart. I want to improve my own performance and first focus on the results while being particular about the content,” he said with a strong desire to secure a goal.
