Japan Football Association President Kozo Tashima, who also serves as a vice president of the Japanese Olympic Committee, has tested positive for coronavirus, the JFA said Tuesday.Tashima, who was re-elected to the FIFA Council last April, learned he was infected with the pneumonia-causing virus on Tuesday afternoon after coming down with symptoms on Saturday.The 62-year-old had traveled to Britain, the Netherlands and the United States from late February to early March on official business.In a statement from the JFA, Tashima said he felt "fine" despite being "a little feverish and having …READ FULL ARTICLE
