Spain – J.League Regista

J. League Worldwide #24

Nacho is Spanish, and his passion for Oita Trinita resonated from all over the world.

Ricardo-san

Tokushima Vortis, Urawa Red Diamonds, and now Kashiwa Reysol: we sat down with Ricardo Rodríguez for the third chapter of his J.League adventure.

J. League Worldwide #20

The Andrés Ineista’s legacy in Kobe isn’t measured just in trophies, but also in gained fans like Sergio.

What Doesn’t Kill You Makes You Smarter

A bitter exit because of penalties hurts, but this doesn’t have to stop Japanese football from thinking ahead.

J. League Worldwide #15

Spain has taken J. League by storm. It’s not just about managers or players: fans have been following. Like Antonio.

Future days

FC Imabari are one of the most interesting realities in Japanese football and Lluís Planagumà wants to write history pages with them.

Cambio de dirección

En los últimos años, la J.League fue dominada por jugadores sudamericanos, pero ahora Europa ha vuelto con prepotencia a desempeñar un rol importante en la liga profesional japonesa y España es la principal nación de este nuevo cambio de tendencia.