It’s Junyaplayer of Stade Reims French, has left the national team Japanese participating in Qatar Asian Cup after two women accused him of an alleged sexual assault last June.
The Japan Football Federation (JFA) has reported that This low reason and will not continue the concentration set of Hajime Moriyasuqualified for the quarterfinals of the continental tournament, where they will meet Iran.
Apart from announcing that it will not be replaced ThisJFA stated that because of the different versions that have appeared, a “cautious response” is necessary, so for now it is not researching the matter until it has all the information.
He Reims also issued a statement this Thursday where it drew attention to what was published in Japanese and the defamation complaint filed by the footballer himself.
The French club ensures that it has never questioned the human qualities and behavior of its player, who remains a “full” member of the team.
“Pending a judicial investigation supporting the media’s comments, the Stade de Reims has no information that supports, in one sense or another, the investigation carried out by the authorities of Osakabecause the reported events took place during the international period,” he indicated.
“At this point and until today, the club stands in solidarity with his player,” said the Rheims, insisting that it is “waiting for concrete elements that shed light on the alleged facts and will closely follow relevant legal developments”, as well as reiterating “commitment to fight against all kinds of violence against women”.
The newspaper ‘Daily Shincho’ published information that two women accused the footballer of sexually assaulting them last year after a friendly match against Peru. The case is being investigated by the Osaka police.
The news broke hours before the round of 16 match Bahrain. “The midfielder was not a starter for the first time in the tournament and now, as stated in the JFA statement, he has left the team in consideration of his physical and mental state.”
Source: La Verdad
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