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Indian football must learn from Japan: Forlan

Indian football has time and again failed to export quality talent to international competitions and leagues despite a behemoth population of 1.25 billion

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Mumbai City FC coach Alexandre Guimaraes (left) and striker Diego Forlan at a media interaction on Saturday. Pic/Datta Kumbhar

Mumbai City FC coach Alexandre Guimaraes (left) and striker Diego Forlan at a media interaction on Saturday. Pic/Datta Kumbhar

Mumbai City FC coach Alexandre Guimaraes (left) and striker Diego Forlan at a media interaction on Saturday. Pic/Datta Kumbhar
Mumbai City FC coach Alexandre Guimaraes (left) and striker Diego Forlan at a media interaction on Saturday. Pic/Datta Kumbhar

Indian football has time and again failed to export quality talent to international competitions and leagues despite a behemoth population of 1.25 billion. And Uruguayan international and marquee player for Indian Super League (ISL) franchise Mumbai City FC this season, Diego Forlan, believes that the subcontinent nation can take a cue from its
neighbours Japan, in a bid to make its global football presence felt.

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