Soccer: Omiya offer outgoing Nadeshiko boss Sasaki coaching role

Undated photo shows Norio Sasaki, who announced his decision on March 9, 2016, to step down as Japan women's soccer coach after a failure to qualify for the Rio de Janeiro Olympics. Omiya Ardija want Sasaki to rejoin their coaching staff, the J-League first-division club's president said on March 11. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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