J1 – Page 4 – J.League Regista

Captain Mirai

The “Golden Boy” of Japanese football is ready for the leap: Kuryu Matsuki leaves Tokyo for his next adventure.

The long-standing love story between Australia and Yokohama F. Marinos seems to have reached the end.

Takumu Kawamura is the embodiment of the solid work done by Sanfrecce Hiroshima in the last years.

Taisei Miyashiro needed to leave his beloved Frontale to actually shine. And Vissel Kobe have found a nice bargain in the process.

Shusaku Nishikawa has reaached 600 caps in the J.League, a testimony of his amazing career.

Takashi Usami could have been so much more, but his career hasn’t been done with reserving him surprises.

A Brazilian super-striker, J2 wannabes, and potential JNT members: these have been the Top 10 moves in J1 last Winter.

Gamba Osaka have developed an insane amount of talent, yet they have some regrets (and we talked about it with Jonny Nicol).

Tokyo hasn’t been the center of Japanese football since the 90s in J.League, but three teams from the capital will be for the first time in J1.

A first-time champion, a returning national hero, and new players rising: these have been the awards for 2023 in the top tier.