The recent developments in the FIFA World Cup Qualifiers have caused a stir as Italy, one of the most significant players in the football world, teeters on the brink of failure. The team's performance has been subpar, leading to rising concerns over their ability to qualify for the World Cup. The details of their subsequent matches, their opponents, and their strategy to bounce back from the setback remain to be seen.

In Japan, football has grown significantly in terms of popularity and participation over the years. Japanese audiences take a keen interest in both domestic leagues and international competitions, including the World Cup. Seeing a well-regarded team like Italy struggle could have significant impacts on the sports world and fans' perceptions.

Much like in Japan, fans in the US and EU highly value international competitions such as the World Cup, sensing both the thrill of the games and the honor they bring to participating nations. An underperforming team from a historically successful soccer nation like Italy might stir up conversations about training programs, player performance, and football strategies similar to discussions happening within Japan.