After yesterday's training session, highly-regarded Japanese international Kaoru Sanfelt gave an interview to the media, expressing his views and expectations on the upcoming World Cup qualifiers.
First of all, Kaoru Mitaka talked about his changing role in this World Cup qualifier. He confessed that his role and position are significantly different compared to the last World Cup qualifier. From a substitute player in the past to a starter now, Kaoru Sanfelt knows that he has a greater responsibility on his shoulders. He said that as a starting player, he not only has to show his strength, but also has to take the heavy responsibility of leading the team forward. This sense of responsibility and mission makes Kaoru Sanfelt more focused on training and games, and strives to contribute more to the team.
Then, Kaoru Mitaka recalled his experience of watching Japan's matches during his injury. He mentioned that the team tried various tactics in preparation for the final qualifier, including the three defenders, which laid a solid foundation for the team's final victory. Kaoru Mitaka said that these matches had great significance for him, and that by watching the matches he understood the current situation and tactical arrangements of the team, and was looking forward to the changes that he could bring about after joining the team. He emphasized that he has returned to his best level of form and is ready to give his best in the matches.
Finally, when asked if his debut against China would be his first after about a year, Kaoru Sanfelt showed a strong desire to win. He said that he is not here to change history, but to win every game. This pragmatic and determined attitude makes people look forward to his performance in the coming matches. Kaoru Mitaka's confidence and determination will undoubtedly inspire the whole Japanese team to prepare and play harder, bringing more exciting moments to the fans.
