Former Japan coach Osim doesn't want to die on the bench

TOKYO, Japan - Former Japan soccer coach Ivica Osim speaks at a news conference in Tokyo on June 4 for the first time since recovering from a serious stroke last November. Osim, who will be based in Europe, will provide advice on the development of players at youth level and the training of coaches as well as giving Japan scouting advice on the Bosnian's trips back to Japan.

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