In an international friendly match, the Japanese team defeated Brazil 3-2 at home, defeating its opponent for the first time in team history. Minamino Takumi, Nakamura Keito and Ueda Keyo scored for Japan.
Today Dezhuan listed the Japanese team's scorer list under Mori Yasuichi, with Minamino Takumi leading the way with 25 goals, Osako Yuya and Ueda Qiyo ranking second and third with 17 goals and 16 goals respectively, "Saginuma Brothers" Misaki Kaoru and Tanaka Aichi both scored 8 goals and tied for 9th, and Kubo Takehide ranked 11th with 7 goals.
The details are as follows (format: player name, current club, number of appearances, number of goals):
1. Minamino Takumi, Monaco, 69 games, 25 goals;
2. Osako Yuya, Kobe Victory Ship, 24 games, 17 goals;
3. Kiryo Ueda, Feyenoord, 34 games, 16 goals;
4. Junya Ito, Genk, 63 games, 14 goals;
5. Daichi Kamada, Crystal Palace , 46 games, 11 goals;
6. Don Yasu, Frankfurt, 60 games, 10 goals;
—Ogawa Hangki, Nijmegen, 12 games, 10 goals;
8. Nakamura Keito, Reims, 20 games, 9 goals;
9. Aoi Tanaka, Leeds United, 34 games, 8 goals;
—Kaoru Mikasa, Brighton, 29 games, 8 goals;
11. Kubo Takehide, Real Sociedad, 46 games, 7 goals.
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