japan have named former psg manager vahid halilhodzic as their new national team boss the japanese football association have been without a manager since they parted ways with mexican coach javier aguirre, who was dismissed amid concerns of his alleged involvement in an ongoing match fixing scandal that would interfere with their 2018 world cup qualification halilhodzic's appointment was formally approved at an executive board meeting on thursday and reports in japan suggest he will be handed an annual salary of £15million japan have named former algeria and psg manager vahid halilhodzic as their new national team boss  the bosnian, 62, has been out of work since his exit from turkish outfit trabzonspor last november his first match in charge of japan   managing the like's former manchester united star shinji kagawa and southampton's maya yoshida will come on march 27 against tunisia halilhodzic (l) faced jose mourinho and chelsea in the champions league, when he manged psg in 2004  halilhodzic impressed at last year's world cup in brazil when he guided african nation algeria into the knockout stages  for the first time, only to lose 2 1 in extra time to eventual winners germany the one time ivory coast coach is expected to arrive in japan on friday to complete the deal halilhodzic will be tasked with leading shinji kagawa (pictured) and japan to the 2018 world cup in russia 
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