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Zinedine Zidane on Kento Shiogai's comments ahead of Brazil vs Japan in the FIFA World Cup Round of 32:
🗣️ “I read Kento Shiogai's comments, and for a young player who has achieved very little on the international stage, I think he has spoken far too soon. Respect in football is earned before it's demanded.”
“You can admire France, Argentina or any other nation, but dismissing Brazil before facing them is a dangerous mistake. Five World Cups are not history books collecting dust—they are the foundation of the biggest football nation the sport has ever known.”
“Football has a habit of humiliating players who believe headlines win matches. Talking before a World Cup knockout game only creates expectations that you now have to live up to for ninety minutes.”
“I've played against Brazil, coached against Brazil and watched generations of Brazilian footballers. One thing I know is this: the moment you believe Brazil are finished is usually the moment they remind the world exactly who they are.”
“If I were in the Brazilian dressing room, those comments would already be on every wall. Not because they need motivation, but because disrespect has a way of bringing the very best out of champions.”
“Kento is entitled to his opinion, but the World Cup is not won with interviews or confidence. It's won with personality when the pressure is at its highest, and that's where we'll discover whether his words carry any weight.”
“Respect your opponent, especially one that has given football some of the greatest players and greatest moments in history. Confidence is important, but arrogance has ended many World Cup dreams before they even had the chance to begin.”
“Tonight is his opportunity to prove every word he said. But if Brazil respond the way great football nations usually do after being doubted, those comments could become the biggest motivation they never knew they needed.”
Wayne Rooney on Matheus Cunha confronting Kento Shiogai after Brazil knocked Japan out of the FIFA World Cup:
🗣️ “If Matheus Cunha really looked at Shiogai and said, 'Five World Cups... you're small!', then that's the emotion of knockout football. When you talk before the game, you have to be ready for whatever comes after the final whistle.”
“Shiogai gave Brazil extra motivation with his comments, and football has a brutal way of answering confidence. Brazil stayed alive, Japan are going home, and now every word spoken before kick-off will be remembered.”
“I feel for the Japanese players because they fought with incredible heart, but these are the moments you have to accept. If you're brave enough to make headlines before the match, you must be brave enough to face the consequences when it doesn't go your way.”
“This is the World Cup. It rewards winners, remembers unforgettable moments, and never forgets the words that were spoken before the football began.”
Germany were subpar in every game context.
Nagelsmann didn’t give his team the best possible chance of winning, either.
Not a good combination.
Getting knocked out against a team who exclusively defend low is a pitiful way to go out.
José Mourinho on Japan's substitutes constantly supporting their teammates:
🗣️ “Look at the players on the bench. Nobody is sitting with their heads down. Every single one of them is standing, shouting, encouraging and living every second of the game. That's not luck that's a winning mentality.”
“People always talk about tactics and talent, but they forget that trophies are built on unity. Japan are showing the world that the players not on the pitch can be just as important as the ones playing.”
“You don't build a team like this overnight. You build it through discipline, sacrifice and a culture where every player fights for the badge instead of fighting for themselves.”
“If every national team had this mentality, football would be a completely different game. This is what a real team looks like.”