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Crossroads

At many turns of his life, Ryuho Kikuchi risked of losing his J. League dream, but he fought through to come this far.

After years of personal success, but lesser fortune with his squads, Ataru Esaka is finally a key-player in a solid project.

From a university prospect to the best Japanese striker in J. League: it’s been a long road for Ayase Ueda, but it’s far from over.

Reo Hatate is just 23 years old, but already mature like a veteran, ductile like Dirk Kuyt and talented like few others.

We’ve decided to look at profiles who might down or up the ladder of Japanese football: this is Part 2.

We’ve decided to look at profiles who might down or up the ladder of Japanese football: this is Part 1.

J. League needs passionate, curious, and relaxed man, before players. And Emil Salomonsson is the epitome of this need.

We feel like Oprah: “You get a new head coach, you get a new head coach, everyone gets a new head coach!”

In 2020, Kawasaki Frontale wrote history. In this first episode of JFH, we revisit other teams who had done the same.

A product Gamba’s youth sector and probably the MVP of these Olympic Games, Kosei Tani is ready to take the next step.