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😨Japanese media: More than 3,000 fans petitioned to demand that the Japanese team fire the suspected sexual assault of Haebu Sano

1:02am, 7 June 2025Football

According to Japanese media qoly, more than 3,000 fans launched a petition online, demanding that the Japanese team fire the Japanese team from the suspected sexual assault of Hiba Sano.

Japanese fans posted on the website of the signature petition that Coach Moribaya used "a mistake" to describe his crime, but it was not only a mistake, but a deliberate move. In the past, players committed sexual crimes and fled to Germany, then transferred to a club in Kyushu where they played their careers. The Japanese football industry must not repeat the same mistakes. Sexual violence is an act of ignoring the law and morality and is unacceptable. We request your signature and call on the Japanese national team to fire Sano Hibaki to prevent sexual violence from happening again.

At present, the initiative has signed more than 3,000 fans and has caused heated discussions online.

Last July, Sano Hiju was arrested for suspected sexual assault on a woman, and Mainz just announced his player to join the team on July 4. After the incident, it was believed that Sano Haizhou's career was ruined, but in the end, Sano Haizhou was released on July 29 and officially joined Mainz in August after the procuratorate terminated the investigation. However, due to this incident, Sano Hiba, who gradually settled in Mainz's main midfielder and his value also soared sharply, failed to return to the Japanese national team during the period.

In the Asian World Cup this month, the Japanese team, which has already qualified in advance, decided to inspect more players. Without recruiting many of the previous national team's main players, Sano Hiba was able to return to the Japanese national team. After the season, the players returned to Japan to hold a press conference for apology and apologized to the media and the public for their previous suspected sexual assault.

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