Troussier names 25-man squad for Kirin Cup

TOKYO, Japan - Japan coach Philippe Troussier announces in Tokyo on April 22 the national team members for next week's Kirin Cup matches. He welcomed back Arsenal midfielder Junichi Inamoto and Portsmouth goalkeeper Yoshikatsu Kawaguchi to the team as he named a 25-man squad.

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