Reggiana has found its perfect match analyst in Hiroshi Komatsuzaki. He works tirelessly to help the team win. You see him on the fields, at the stadium, in the office and he doesn't give you a half smile. Always upright, step and decisive eyes. Then you spend an hour together and he overwhelms you with genuine and contagious laughter. Dionigi says that he sleeps three hours a night and always works. Hiroshi Komatsuzaki is a perfectionist, never gives up, concentrated even on the smallest details and asks for information even a second before the start of the match. So, Dionigi is right: he always works. Hiroshi Komatsuzaki arrived in Italy in 2000, after playing in Japan. He stopped playing due to an injury and decided to study to become a coach. He worked for three years in the peripheral fields, following the amateur championships. Then he met Dr. Mario Brozzi, who was the doctor of Roma. The turning point in his career came when he started working as a match analyst for Reggiana. Now he works tirelessly to help the team win. His typical day starts at 9 am and ends at 11 pm. He analyzes the games, studies the opponents and prepares the images for the coach. His dedication is total and Reggiana benefits from it. Hiroshi Komatsuzaki is an example for all Reggiana fans. His story is a lesson for all those who love football. He shows that with dedication and work, success can be achieved.