J.League Regista – Page 18 – Nihon, Sakkā, Mirai. All in one place.

Chasing Supremacy

After a bleak 2021 run, Japan looks to the new edition of the ACL Champions League with renowned hope.

J. League Worldwide #13

The Great North in the Old Continent has been a resource for J. League players, but fans made their way to Japan too.

The Goalie-mma

After a suffering campaign, Japan qualified for the 2022 World Cup. The keeper situation, though, is all but solved.

Running to the Dream

After a long chase, FC Iwaki have finally reached pro-football. And that’s just the beginning.

Another Try

An unexpected promotion brought SC Sagamihara to J2. The successive relegation made them understand what was wrong.

The Market Report – 2022, J3 League

Miyazaki’s blessed players, a nice return to Gifu, and the “Stalph-olution” in Nagano: these have been the Top 10 moves in J3 last Winter.

Mr. Ductility

Yuto Suzuki wasn’t playing in J3 a few years ago. With Júbilo Iwata, he found a new way to emerge.

Providence Man

Atsuhiro Miura was just a temporary solution. Little did Vissel Kobe know he was going to be the right fit for the club.

Landmarks

After 15 years in Japan, Mihailo Petrović proved to be the kind of foreign manager J. League needed for a step forward.

The Market Report – 2022, J1 League

A former S-Pulse prodigy, one of the many nice adds by Cerezo Osaka and a Brazilian striker: these are the Top 10 transfers from last Winter in J1 League.

J. League Worldwide #12

South America, Europe, South-East Asia… what about Turkey? There you’ll find one of the most passionate fans of J. League.