Ex-Japan football player Honda launches new sportwear brand

Ex-Japan football player Honda launches new sportwear brand

Former Japan men's football team member and active player Keisuke Honda (2nd from L) poses during a press conference in Tokyo on June 13, 2025, to launch his new sportwear brand "mgh," offering "reasonably priced and cool" products including T-shirts, shorts, socks and shoes.

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