Okada picked as Japan national coach to replace Osim

Okada picked as Japan national coach to replace Osim

TOKYO, Japan - Takeshi Ono, technical director of the Japan Football Association, speaks in Tokyo on Nov. 30 about his technical committee's decision to recommend Takeshi Okada as national coach to take over from Ivica Osim, who suffered a stroke two weeks ago. (Kyodo)

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