Vahid Halilhodzic took a fresh swipe at his critics Friday and said he will stay on as Japan national team coach out of loyalty, despite revealing that he has received other lucrative job offers."This is the first time I am saying this but I have had other offers with good financial terms," the 65-year-old Bosnian told a press conference in Saitama, a day after he guided Japan to next year's World Cup finals in Russia with a 2-0 win over Australia."But I have goals and also have a sense of loyalty and an attachment to Japan. This is unfortunate news for those that have criticized me, but I …READ FULL ARTICLE
