One-of-a-Kind
The 2019 Copa América saw Japan bringing a super-young squad to the competition. Ryosuke Kojima was there, and now he’s one of the best keepers in J1.
Read More One-of-a-KindThe 2019 Copa América saw Japan bringing a super-young squad to the competition. Ryosuke Kojima was there, and now he’s one of the best keepers in J1.
Read More One-of-a-KindYuya Osako (deservedly) won the MVP and trained Vissel Kobe to their first title, but he left also some “what if” questions along the way.
Read More My GenerationA debut in J1 for next year, a “rookie” coach, and a returning Brazilian: these have been the awards for 2023 in the second division.
Read More 2023 Regista Awards: J2 LeagueHikaru Nakahara was supposed to be the “next fancy winger” for Cerezo Osaka, but he should look for a new start in Tokyo.
Read More To a Verdy-er PastureRei Hirakawa’s career felt stuck. He needed an environment to thrive. Roasso Kumamoto and Takeshi Oki were the perfect match.
Read More The Old YoungsterJ.League turns 30 today. With 12 experts, we picked the 30 best players from the first 30 years of the Japanese championship.
Read More J30 – 30 for 30An absolute debut from a former Japan’s NT member, an old fella, and some returns: these have been the Top 10 moves in J3 last Winter.
Read More The 2023 Market Report – J3 LeagueA former J1 MVP, an interesting striker from J2, and a gem from Yamagata: these are the Top 10 transfers from last Winter in J1 League
Read More The Market Report – 2023, J1 Leaguerenegade from Kobe, a promotion from J3, and some interesting defenders: these are the Top 10 transfers from last Winter in J2 League
Read More The Market Report – 2023, J2 LeagueThe career of Tomoaki Makino showed us regrets, glory, achievements, and a clear line for his future.
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