Midfielder Motoyama named to world best 11 youth players

Midfielder Motoyama named to world best 11 youth players

Masashi Motoyama, midfielder of the Japanese national team, speaks to reporters 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 Shinji Ono was also chosen. Japan lost 4-0 to Spain in the world under-20 soccer tournament final at Nigeria's National Stadium in Lagos on April 24.

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