【欧州との差】谷川萌々子とバイエルンが日本上陸。WEリーグとの違いはどこに出る？

In July 2026, FC Bayern Munich Women's, currently four-time consecutive Bundesliga champions, will visit Japan on their first-ever official Asian tour. On July 25th, they will play an international friendly match against RB Omiya Ardija Women at NACK5 Stadium Omiya. One player to watch is Momoko Tanikawa, who plays for Bayern. Having moved to Europe at the age of 18, and after a loan spell at Rosengård in Sweden, she returned to Bayern. Having extended her contract until 2029, Tanikawa may be poised to take to the Japanese pitch, showcasing her improved skills. However, Tanikawa's return isn't the only thing to watch. With German champions Bayern and WE League side RB Omiya facing off directly, the differences between Japanese and top European football will be evident. This analysis radio program will delve deeper into the match's highlights, focusing on the following points. Speed ​​of decision-making under pressure Switching between offense and defense immediately after losing the ball Number of players entering the penalty area and the depth of the attack Positioning for recovering second balls Momoko Tanigawa's playing position Positioning and scanning between the lines How effective will RB Omiya's press be? Hints for the 2027 Women's World Cup Confirming the gap with Europe is not a rejection of Japanese women's soccer. What works, and what needs improvement? It serves as a "yardstick" to understand where we stand. It's not just the score that matters. Decision-making, transitions, positioning, and movement when the ball is not in play. What position would you like to see Momoko Tanigawa play? Anchor, inside midfielder, attacking midfielder. Please share your opinions in the comments section. If you enjoyed this, please like and subscribe to the channel. #MomokoTanigawa #NadeshikoJapan #BayernWomen #RBOmiyaArdijaWOMEN #WELeague #Women'sFootball