Japan's new head coach Akira Nishino said Thursday he will pick players with "the best chemistry" in putting together his team for the World Cup starting in Russia on June 14.In his first press conference since his appointment, former Japan Football Association technical director Nishino indicated a coaching and selection philosophy in contrast to that of predecessor Vahid Halilhodzic, whose dismissal was announced Monday in a shock move by the JFA."I want to create a situation in which the players can play freely," Nishino told reporters at JFA headquarters.The 63-year-old, an accomplished…READ FULL ARTICLE
