Dreams come true? Having won 4 World Cup titles in a row and the lineup has been fully upgraded, winning the World Cup is not a dream?

Giant Celtic's Maeda Daran, Gladbach's Shuto Machino, and Feyenoord's Ueda Kiryo are all world-class players.

On the defensive end, there are also Ajax’s Itakura Koji, Feyenoord’s Tsuyoshi Watanabe, and Parma’s Ayano Suzuki. And don't forget that there are still a number of stars who failed to make the roster this time. The improvement in the overall quality of the stars has given the Japanese national team great confidence. No matter who the opponent is, they are not timid at all.

Of course, in addition to the improvement in the overall quality and ability of the players, the team's tactical innovation is also very successful. In Mori Yasuichi's system, he no longer sticks to small technical cooperation in the region as he did in the past, but is in line with the European football system. Not only continues to focus on technical improvement, but also begins to enhance the physical fitness and strength of the players, forming more high-position presses. This new system has also been tried and tested. The team can beat many of the world's top teams, relying on this set of mainstream tactics.

More importantly, the players of the Japanese team have accumulated a lot of experience after successively entering the five major leagues and becoming the main force. Whether they are leading or falling behind, their mentality will not fluctuate at all. They have repeatedly created miracles in adversity, relying on such an excellent mentality. After defeating the Brazilian team, many Brazilian media praised the Japanese team's attitude, believing that they already have the temperament of a European giants-level team. Therefore, today's Japanese football has become a force that cannot be underestimated. In the next US-Canada-Mexico World Cup, they do have a chance to create their own history.

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