Japan has potential to win World Cup - Honda


Japan's national soccer team player Keisuke Honda celebrates a goal scored during a training session in Clearwater, Florida May 31, 2014, in preparation for the 2014 World Cup soccer tournament in Brazil. REUTERS/Scott Audette

(Reuters) - Japan playmaker Keisuke Honda believes the 'Blue Samurai' have the potential to pull off a huge upset in Brazil and win the World Cup.

The AC Milan player is central to coach Alberto Zaccheroni's attacking plans and is one of the surviving members of Japan's 2010 World Cup campaign, when they advanced to the knockout stage only for the second time.

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