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Japan boss Moriyasu to leave job early after Asian Cup shift
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Yahoo Sports reports that Japan coach Hajime Moriyasu will step down next week, according to an announcement from the Japan Football Association (JFA) on Friday. The outlet says the move cuts his tenure short following the postponement of the 2027 Asian Cup. It notes that JFA officials had declined the previous week to clarify when the coaching handover would take place, leaving Moriyasu in limbo.
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Japan boss Moriyasu to leave job early after Asian Cup shift
Japan coach Hajime Moriyasu will step down next week, the country's football association said Friday, cutting short his tenure in the wake of the 2027 Asian Cup's postponement.That left Moriyasu in limbo, with Japan Football Association (JFA) chiefs last week declining to clarify when the coaching handover would take place.
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