J3 – Page 7 – J.League Regista

Goodbye my youngsters, goodbye my friends

U-23 teams won’t feature anymore in J3 from 2020. What’s been the bottom-line from their participation in the Japanese third tier?

Summer ’19: time for moves (Japanese edition)

Summer should be about scheduling the upcoming season, but many Japanese clubs moved to change something in their rosters.

Misfits at the top

After their worst season-ever in J3 League, now Fujieda MYFC lead the table thanks to a re-born striker and an under-rated manager.

The greater good

A simple (and necessary) move would start a second phase for Japanese football, who has the right structure to do another step in its evolution.

The Nagano curse

In their sixth season of J3 League, Nagano Parceiro face the weight of seeing their results getting worst every year that goes by. Somehow, though, J2 hopes are still in the background.

The Surprise Report: 2019 edition

Former prodigies, rising young stars and unexpressed potentials: this has been the Japanese transfer market before 2019 season

2018 Regista Awards: J3 League

When Kyushu rise, J3 League gets new two goodbyes. But it was a historical season and our panel chose the nominees, while you chose the winners of this 2018.

GSO – The Great Showtime in Okinawa

FC Ryukyu have pushed the limit for J3 League to a beautiful extent: now Okinawa is ready for some (and well-deserved) J2 football.

The J2 setback

J3 League has been existing since 2014 and who marked its history with their goals prove it’s hard to go to the next level. Can this change?

Homecomings

Seven football knights might look for a new challenge. These homecomings may be impossible or crazy, but they would be fascinating.