J.League Regista – Page 32 – Nihon, Sakkā, Mirai. All in one place.

The Basque gatekeeper

Jon Ander Serantes didn’t seem like the ideal fit for Avispa, but his season in Fukuoka proves there’s space for more wonder-stories like his.

Gamble or bet?

One hit-wonder seasons are dangerous, but Leonardo has had another striking year in Niigata and he might be ready to rewrite the history books.

2019 Regista Awards: J3 League

A long-waited promotion, a return to J2, a new team in the tier and the record of attendance in the history of the championship: these are the 2019 J3 Awards.

The Miracle Man

Yuya Takazawa has scored many decisive goals this season. Without him, Thespakusatsu Gunma wouldn’t be back to J2.

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?

Goodbye my youngsters, goodbye my friends

2019 J1 League: Best XI

It’s been a long season, but Marinos have won the title and many players have been making waves throughout this whole year. This is J. League Stats’ Best XI.

Tabula Rasa (Part II)

Júbilo Iwata were doomed for relegation since the beginning of the season, but this time they’ve to rebuild better than last time.

The sweeper-scorer

The J. League time is over for Marcus Tulio Tanaka, but 2019 will say goodbye to one of the best Japanese interpreters in pro-history.

Tokyo Calling – Life of a J1 analyst

Football Radar’s Sam Robson has become one of the well-known voices about J. League in recent years: we talked with him to understand how this happened.

MIP, MIP, MIP!

Teruhito Nakagawa seemed out of J1 two years ago. Growing under Ange Postecoglou made him one of the most interesting players in the league.

J. League Worldwide #5

From Milan to Tokyo: it’s been a long-distance love for Federico with the J.League.