Former Japan head coach Vahid Halilhodzic returned to Tokyo on Saturday to seek the reason for his shock dismissal earlier in the month."I've always been glad to come to Japan, but the situation I'm in now is very unusual," Halilhodzic, 65, said in tears upon his arrival in Japan for the first time since he was sacked. "I still don't understand what's going on. I came here to find out the reason."The Japan Football Association fired Halilhodzic at the beginning of April with two months remaining before the start of the World Cup finals in Russia, citing a lack of confidence among the squad …READ FULL ARTICLE
