Okano, Troussier agree to two-year deal until 2002 World Cup

Okano, Troussier agree to two-year deal until 2002 World Cup

TOKYO, Japan - Japan Football Association President Shunichiro Okano (L) and national coach Philippe Troussier (R) shake hands after agreeing to a two-year contract that will keep Troussier in Japan through the 2002 World Cup.

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