Daihyo – Page 2 – J.League Regista

From Hanoi to Tokyo

Maxwell has been rising on YouTube, between his love for Vietnam and his passion for Japan. And they’ll play each other at the Asian Cup.

Japan looks to win again the AFC Asian Cup. They have to turn to the time when it was the toughest.

Tsuneyasu Miyamoto will soon take over the JFA – it’s the first time that a former player has handled this kind of responsibility.

From Nishino to Moriyasu, from Switzerland to Germany. From Japan to Japan, a reportage from a historical night.

Besides Ayase Ueda, Japan lacks a classic striker, a towering option. But this time around, three profiles are lurking to be a possible solution.

A bitter exit because of penalties hurts, but this doesn’t have to stop Japanese football from thinking ahead.

From Yasuhito Endo’s true successor to anonymous Spanish second division gigs: the story of Gaku Shibasaki.

EAFF E-1 comes at the right time for Moriyasu to evaluate the last adds to the squad for Qatar 2022.

After a suffering campaign, Japan qualified for the 2022 World Cup. The keeper situation, though, is all but solved.

After 2020 and 2021, J. League is at its third step of a tough four years-schedule. Will it have an impact on the players?