Managing Japan's national football team comes with "pressure" but "no stress," Hajime Moriyasu said Monday, as he reiterated his ambition of winning the 2026 World Cup.The 56-year-old addressed the Japan National Press Club in Tokyo with less than a year to go until the tournament gets under way in Canada, Mexico, and the United States."I want to prepare with the goal of being No. 1 in the world and challenge for the World Cup," Moriyasu said.Japan in March secured their fastest-ever World Cup qualification with three games still to play in their final Asian qualifying group.While the Samur…READ FULL ARTICLE