J1 – Page 10 – J.League Regista

It’s rainbow man

Sapporo has now a relevant team and some of the credit might fall on the shoulders of Akito Fukumori.

2020 was exceptional, because we have seen no relegations for the first time in a long period. But can these four teams survive in 2021?

A champion like never before, growing stars and some rebirths: these have been the awards for 2020 in the first division.

Kaoru Mitoma didn’t just enjoy a “good rookie year”: he rewrote the history books, just like his team. Now what?

Don’t let the ACL-run fool you: Vissel Kobe have a lot of work to do to actually reach the top of Japan, let alone Asia.

Kengo Nakamura has been an institution for Japanese football, more than his loyal history with Frontale might say.

J.. League Summer and Fall market window might have been thin, but it has brought some nice moves.

Shimizu S-Pulse wanted to replicate the #AngeBall seen in Yokohama, but Cklamovski is now gone. Too soon?

After relying on senators, Yokohama FC developed a new approach under Takahiro Shimotaira. And it’s paying off.

The no. 39 from Gamba Osaka played just one game with Japan, yet he scored 100 goals in J1 and he’s an institution.