The Mexican replacesZaccheroni as boss, after the Italian resigned at the conclusion of Japan,s disappointing World Cup campaign.After exiting the finals in Brazil with just one point from Scarpa da calcio Nike premier matches against Ivory Coast, Greece and Colombia,Zaccheronileft his post, with the 55-year-oldAguirreconfirmed as his successor on Thursday."Japan Football Association has decided thatthe new Chaussure de Foot Classics of the Samurai Bluewill beJavier a statement on the Japanese FA,s official website read. Aguirre has previously had two spells in charge of the Mexico national team, overseeing their World Cup campaigns in both 2002 and 2010.In May, Aguirre left his role as head coach of Espanyol after a 14th-place finish in La Liga in his only full season in charge at the club.