gabriele – Page 4 – J.League Regista

Big as an Island

Kei Chinen used to be the third or fourth option upfront – now he’s become a key midfielder for Kashima Antlers.

Despite being a small frog in a big pond, FC Osaka are currently leading the J3 League table.

An elegant rookie, playing the best no. 10 who ever featured in J.League history: Yoshizumi Ogawa’s career should have gone differently.

Which hubs are the most welcoming towards Japanese players? Netherlands are growing in that sense.

From disappointment to tragedy, the boundary is very thin: Hokkaido Consadole Sapporo are realising this very quickly.

The domination in the WCQs shouldn’t delude Japan – it already happened, and there are some things to adjust.

Tokushima Vortis, Urawa Red Diamonds, and now Kashiwa Reysol: we sat down with Ricardo Rodríguez for the third chapter of his J.League adventure.

J.League reached all the angles of the world, including Puerto Rico, where Victor has developed a huge passion for Japanese football.

The renaissance of Gonda, the growth of Takaoka, the consecration of Park: Gilberto Vallesi is the man behind the keepers’ success at Sagan Tosu.

The Marinos striker is in the “100 goals” club of J1, but Anderson Lopes’ J.League career has been a leap in the dark.