Japan holds two-Hour closed training session, Endo rejoins team

According to Japanese media outlet Football Channel, the Japanese national team held a two-hour closed training session on the 10th local time in the United States, with Endo also rejoining the group training.

According to reports, the Japanese team arrived at their base camp in Nashville, USA, on the 8th, completing an open training session that day. On the 9th, the entire team rested, and on the 10th, training officially resumed.

The Japanese team trained for approximately two hours at the Nashville Sports Club training center. This training session was only open to the public for the first 15 minutes, with the rest of the session being completely closed. It is understood that the team is fully focused on tactical research and targeted preparations for the Netherlands.

Captain Endo had previously been training individually in Monterey, but now he has put on his boots and joined the group training, participating in passing drills from the start, with his condition steadily improving.