Luxorine
Japan Goalkeeper Shirt 1998
$62.00
Unit price perIn 1998, Japan, managed by Takeshi Okada, made their World Cup debut in France. Yoshikatsu Kawaguchi, the starting goalkeeper, played a central role in Japan’s first-ever appearance on football’s biggest stage. Despite being under constant pressure against strong opponents like Argentina, Croatia, and Jamaica, Kawaguchi displayed bravery, shot-stopping ability, and composure, often keeping the scorelines respectable. He conceded five goals in three matches but also made several crucial saves, including against Croatia and Argentina. Kawaguchi’s performance, though in a losing campaign, helped establish him as a key figure in Japanese football and set the standard for future generations of goalkeepers.
Japan Goalkeeper Shirt 1998
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In 1998, Japan, managed by Takeshi Okada, made their World Cup debut in France. Yoshikatsu Kawaguchi, the starting goalkeeper, played a central role in Japan’s first-ever appearance on football’s biggest stage. Despite being under constant pressure against strong opponents like Argentina, Croatia, and Jamaica, Kawaguchi displayed bravery, shot-stopping ability, and composure, often keeping the scorelines respectable. He conceded five goals in three matches but also made several crucial saves, including against Croatia and Argentina. Kawaguchi’s performance, though in a losing campaign, helped establish him as a key figure in Japanese football and set the standard for future generations of goalkeepers.
