Midfielder Shinji Ono named to youth world best 11 players

Midfielder Shinji Ono named to youth world best 11 players

Japan's Midfielder Shinji Ono smiles in an interview at a hotel in Lagos, Nigeria, on April 25 after he was named among the best 11 players of the world youth soccer championship. Teammate Masashi Motoyama was also chosen. Ono said, ''I don't know what to say. There must have been better players than me.''

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