Keito Nakamura
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Sends two crosses in loss
Nakamura recorded two crosses (zero accurate) and one tackle in Monday's 2-1 defeat versus Brazil.
Analysis: Nakamura was a constant attacking threat in most games, but he was forced to play with a more defensive approach this time around. A steady crossing threat for Japan, Nakamura had an impressive World Cup campaign while tallying one goal, one assist, five shots, four chances created, nine crosses and four clearances.
Records one shot
Nakamura generated one shot (one on goal), two crosses (one accurate) and two chances created in Thursday's 1-1 draw versus Sweden.
Analysis: Nakamura was on the left flank for Japan for a third straight match on Thursday, with the attacker earning a decent one shot, two chances created and two crosses. This doesn't top his previous performances, however, as this is his first 2026 World Cup match without a goal contribution. He should remain a starter for the team as they continue their World Cup campaign.
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