The Four-Years Marathon

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?

Captain Solidity

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.

We had the chance of talking with Ryohei Hayashi and understanding how the post-football life of a Japanese player could be.

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!”

Poland has always featured with some players in the J. League: we talked with Klimek Przybył about his passion for Japan and how he got there.

On this day, ten years ago, Naoki Matsuda passed away. His dream of putting Matsumoto Yamaga on the map became reality.

The game between Shonan Bellmare and Kashiwa Reysol showed us why we love J. League and what’s improvable.

Jon Kabira followed the changes of Japanese football in the last 30 years: we talked with him about the evolution of sakkā.