“We’re not looking at a certain target like we have to win it or anything.” AsianChampionsLeague IniestaAndres Football Soccer
Optimism is high among Vissel Kobe fans after Iniesta led the J-League outfit to victory in the Japanese Super Cup last weekend following an error-strewn penalty shootout win over Yokohama F Marinos.
China’s Super League has also been put on hold indefinitely, depriving teams of match practice and fitness as they bid to return the trophy to Chinese hands for the first time since 2015. Vissel starts their campaign at home on Wednesday against Malaysia’s Johor Darul Ta’zim, but Vermaelen insisted the Japanese outfit isn’t looking too far ahead.
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