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    Japan VS Brazil

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    • CatatanAli7
      CatatanAli7
      From what I’ve observed of both sides’ current squad situations, Japan under Hajime Moriyasu have their full Europe-based core available, with standout talents Takefusa Kubo, Ritsu Doan and Daichi Kamada all in the lineup, only missing injured Takehiro Tomiyasu. This marks their third face-off against Brazil in a year, and the team is fired up to make up for their last-minute World Cup knockout defeat to the South American side. They will stick to their signature high pressing and fast counter-attack style to compete head-on with Brazil, but will keep a lid on their key players’ energy expenditure as they have an upcoming match against Singapore to prepare for. As for Brazil, managed by Carlo Ancelotti, their attack led by Vinicius Junior carries massive threat, but the squad has clear gaps with Marquinhos and Lucas Paqueta sidelined by injury, plus Alisson and Gabriel Martinelli left out of the squad. This Asian tour is mainly for new player integration, so they will not push fo
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      INT FRL Japan - Brazil
    • Ben Way
      Ben Way
      Japan sits 17th in the FIFA rankings, with a total squad market value of roughly 160 million euros, traveling for a series of commercial fixtures. Key defender Takehiro Tomiyasu, top winger Kaoru Mitoma and leading forward Ayase Ueda are sidelined due to injuries, but core players including goalkeeper Zion Suzuki, center back Ko Itakura and midfielder Daichi Kamada are all available. The side is built around Europe-based players, with a well-drilled, mature tactical system. Ranked 6th in the FIFA standings, Brazil's total squad value reaches around 930 million euros. This latest squad call-up is dominated by young talents, with multiple new faces set to earn their first senior national team caps. Veteran goalkeeper Alisson and defensive anchor Marquinhos are not included in the squad, while Raphinha has recovered from his injury but will only get limited playing time. The attacking line is led by Vinicius Junior and Endrick. Japan operates a possession-focused 4-3-3 system, with midfie
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      INT FRL Japan - Brazil
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