J.League Regista – Page 19 – Nihon, Sakkā, Mirai. All in one place.

The Second Wave

Due to the moves in the last Winter transfer market, this month might go into the history books for J. League’s development.

After 2020 and 2021, J. League is at its third step of a tough four years-schedule. Will it have an impact on the players?

Every club he’s ever played for gained stability thanks to Yuki Abe. He’s been a steady presence in Japanese football.

2022 is gonna be a busy year, but never forget the ones who said goodbye to J. League this season: a perspective over retirements from 2021.

Italy, Spain, Germany, England… but where’s France in the J. League world? Thomas is just one of the French lovers of the championship.

In a season with four relegations, stoppage time was the real decider for many destinies in the second tier.

A long-awaited return to J1, an unexpected drop, and many, many talents: these have been the awards for 2020 in the second division.

From a needed renewal to the most incredible relegation in J2 history: that’s 2021 in a nutshell for Matsumoto Yamaga.

Júbilo Iwata won the title almost too easily, yet their roster doesn’t rely on young blood. Is there a future for this group?

A promoted and strong pack, the surprise from the North and a winger turned into striker: these have been the awards for 2021 in the third division.

Brenner was a crucial piece to put the Grulla’s run to promotion together, but the Brazilian showed a submerse tendency in J3.