Yamamoto signs deal as Japan No. 2, Olympic boss

Yamamoto signs deal as Japan No. 2, Olympic boss

TOKYO, Japan - Masakuni Yamamoto speaks at a press conference at the office of the Japan Football Association (JFA) in Tokyo on July 30 after signing a contract with the JFA as assistant to new Brazilian manager Zico. Yamamoto will also take charge of the Olympic side. (Kyodo)

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