@biden_worldnewsJunya Ito, the Japanese footballer who scored against Tunisia in the World Cup, previously worked at a 7-Eleven. Back in 2015, he balanced a part-time job at the convenience store chain while training as a rookie.
Ver publicação originalFoto de @biden_worldnews· Jun 24, 2026· Foto 1 de 2· Japan
A young Japanese soccer player with bleached, tousled hair and a sweaty face looks off to his right with his mouth slightly open. He wears a blue Japan national team jersey with white shoulder stripes and a red collar trim. The Adidas logo sits on the chest, a “JAPAN” crest below it, and a 2026 FIFA World Cup patch on the left sleeve. Small white text on the upper chest reads “TUNISIA VS JAPAN 20 JUNE 2026 MONTERREY.”
@biden_worldnewsJunya Ito, the Japanese footballer who scored against Tunisia in the World Cup, previously worked at a 7-Eleven. Back in 2015, he balanced a part-time job at the convenience store chain while training as a rookie.
Ver publicação originalFoto de @biden_worldnews· Jun 24, 2026· Foto 1 de 2· Japan
A young Japanese soccer player with bleached, tousled hair and a sweaty face looks off to his right with his mouth slightly open. He wears a blue Japan national team jersey with white shoulder stripes and a red collar trim. The Adidas logo sits on the chest, a “JAPAN” crest below it, and a 2026 FIFA World Cup patch on the left sleeve. Small white text on the upper chest reads “TUNISIA VS JAPAN 20 JUNE 2026 MONTERREY.”
