J.League Regista – Page 11 – Nihon, Sakkā, Mirai. All in one place.

Boulevard of Broken Dreams

It’s been 10 years since Kataller Toyama first landed in J3, but the way out has been harder than expected.

Giravanz Kitakyushu barely avoided a risky JFL-J3 play-out last year. They must do better this year to avoid the worst.

Yasuhito Endo was and will be the main landmark of J.League. We won’t see another one of his kind.

Another year comes to an end, with many relevant figures: here’s a perspective on retirements from 2023.

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.

An orange domination, a Japanese-Canadian striker, and many shared accolades: these have been the awards for 2023 in the third division.

Many foreigners will come and go in J.League, especially Brazilians. Marcus Vinicius showed us the good kind.

Ehime FC got relegated in 2021, and we were doubtful about a return to J2. They swept the competition away.

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