Zac heads home

Zac heads home

TOKYO, Japan - Alberto Zaccheroni (C) receives a present from a fan at Tokyo's Haneda airport before heading home for Italy on July 1, 2014. Zaccheroni resigned as manager of Japan's national men's soccer team following his side's first-round exit at the ongoing World Cup, after spending four years managing the team. Japan captain Makoto Hasebe (L) and defender Atsuto Uchida were among people who came to the airport to see him off.

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