Former Japan head coach Vahid Halilhodzic is planning to sue the Japan Football Association, possibly later this month, in the hope of learning what led to his abrupt dismissal in April and restoring his honor, sources familiar with the matter said Friday.The JFA terminated its contract with the 65-year-old from Bosnia and Herzegovina, who had led the team for three years, on April 7 -- just two months before the World Cup finals in Russia -- citing a lack of confidence among the squad members."I really didn't see it coming, and I still don't understand how it happened," Halilhodzic said du…READ FULL ARTICLE
