When the Japanese men's soccer team kick off their Tokyo Olympic campaign against South Africa on Thursday, one of the game's brightest young stars will bring his talents to a new, worldwide audience.Having turned 20 last month, Takefusa Kubo is among the youngest in Hajime Moriyasu's Japan squad, but his rapid rise to elite level has already made the Real Madrid winger one of his country's most closely watched players.Kubo's playmaking skills were on display last Saturday as Japan drew 1-1 in a friendly with Olympic gold medal favorites Spain, dribbling incisively down the left wing and cr…READ FULL ARTICLE