After the Storm
Giravanz Kitakyushu barely avoided a risky JFL-J3 play-out last year. They must do better this year to avoid the worst.
Read More After the StormGiravanz Kitakyushu barely avoided a risky JFL-J3 play-out last year. They must do better this year to avoid the worst.
Read More After the StormYasuhito Endo was and will be the main landmark of J.League. We won’t see another one of his kind.
Read More Mr. SakkaAnother year comes to an end, with many relevant figures: here’s a perspective on retirements from 2023.
Read More Sayonara, 2023J.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 30Relegations have been introduced to J3 for the first time ever: it’s better to revisit what happened the first time around in J1 & J2.
Read More The DropIt’s not the first time both S-Pulse or Iwata are in J2, but it’s the first time where the Shizuoka-based football look stuck.
Read More The Dying EraThe career of Tomoaki Makino showed us regrets, glory, achievements, and a clear line for his future.
Read More It’s Not OverA tough and packed schedule comes to an end, leaving some breathing space: a perspective over retirements from 2022.
Read More Sayonara, 2022J.League has been a nice environment to develop within. Alessio Mariani is a solid example of this path.
Read More From the Gulf to KyushuUnlike other realities – for example, Nara Club or any club from Mie –, FC Osaka weren’t expected to get promoted. Now what?
Read More Growing on the Dock of the Bay