Japan Football Federation
The Japan Football Federation (JFA) is the governing body of football in Japan, responsible for overseeing all aspects of the sport in the country, including the national teams and domestic leagues. Founded in 1921, the JFA has played a pivotal role in the development of football in Japan, leading to the nation's emergence as a powerhouse in Asian football. The federation has been instrumental in organizing various competitions and has been a strong advocate for promoting the sport at all levels. Recently, it has been in the news due to speculations about Japan's potential exit from the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) over concerns regarding corruption and financial influence from Middle Eastern countries, particularly Qatar and Saudi Arabia.
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The Japan Football Federation is reportedly dissatisfied with the influence of money and corruption in the AFC, particularly from Middle Eastern countries.
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