Nagasaki governor could lose his job over Ronaldo match

Governor Kengo Oishi of Nagasaki may face potential termination from his position due to the Ronaldo match, as reported by CadenaSER.

During the summer, an exhibition match between PSG and Al Nassr took place. Instead of attending a meeting of the country's governors, Governor Nagasaki chose to attend this match. Such an act could impact his political future and position.

According to the South China Morning Post, Oishi personally paid for the ticket to the match held on July 25, but had the government of Nagasaki cover his transportation and accommodation expenses. It is reported that the governor's intention was to invite Cristiano Ronaldo for the "promotion of Nagasaki." Consequently, many are urging Oishi to resign from his position due to abuse of official capacity. Additionally, the timing of the Yamanashi meeting coincided with the Al Nassr vs. PSG match, compelling the Vice-Governor of Nagasaki to be present at both events.

During the summit, discussions centered on measures aimed at reversing the declining birth rate, rural population reduction, and the impact of global warming in the country.

Nevertheless, some argue that his intention was the promotion of the Japanese region.