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Avispa Fukuoka
Squad
- Hisashi Jogo2005current
- Eita Kasagawa2009current
- Kazuki Yamaguchi2009current
- Takumi Wada2011current
- Tokio Hatamoto2011current
- Daisuke Ishizu2012current
Daisuke Sakata2012current- Shunsuke Tsutsumi2012current
- Shuto Nakahara2013current
Takeshi Kanamori2013current- Yuta Mishima2013current
- Kota Morimura2014current
- Shoki Hirai2014current
Hokuto Nakamura2015current- Jun Suzuki2015current
- Masashi Kamekawa2015current
Mizuki Hamada2015current- Takayuki Nakahara2015current
- Toshiya Sueyoshi2015current
Wellington Luís de Sousa2015current- Akishige Kaneda2016current
- Danilson Córdoba2016current
- Hirotaka Tameda2016current
- Kenta Furube2016current
Lee Bum-young2016current
Yuki Saneto2016current
Sotan Tanabe2019current
Tatsuki Nara2021current
Yōsuke Ideguchi2023current
Oriol Romeu2026current- Atomu Nabetacurrent
- Christopher Tatsuki Kinjocurrent
Daiki Miyacurrent- Hiroyuki Maecurrent
Jurato Ikedacurrent- Keisuke Otacurrent
- Keisuke Shimizucurrent
- KennedyEgbus Mikunicurrent
Kentaro Kakoicurrent- Koki Kidocurrent
Nassim Ben Khalifacurrent
Taiyo Kogacurrent
Takahiro Kunimotocurrent
Takayuki Morimotocurrent- Takumi Kamijimacurrent
- Tomoyasu Naitocurrent
- Wellington Katzor de Oliveiracurrent
- Yu Tamuracurrent
- Yuya Mitsunagacurrent
- Takahiro Endo1987–1996
- Nestor Omar Piccoli1992–1995
- Tomoaki Sano1993–1998
- Carlos Mayor1994–1996
- Hitoshi Tomishima1994–1995
- Masashi Miyamura1994–1997
- Osamu Umeyama1994–1997
Pedro Troglio1994–1996- Shuta Sonoda1994–1996
- Yoshikazu Isoda1994–1996
- Yoshinori Hurube1994–1998
- Yoshiyuki Takemoto1994–1995
- Atsushi Nagai1995–1998
- Hideki Nagai1995–1995
- Hiroyuki Yoshida1995–1995
Hugo Maradona1995–1996- Koji Maeda1995–1995
- Masayuki Nakagomi1995–1997
- Motonobu Tako1995–1996
- Yoshinori Sembiki1995–1995
- Yoshiyuki Kato1995–1995
Yoshiyuki Shinoda1995–2004- Yuji Keigoshi1995–1996
- Yusuke Minoguchi1995–1995
- Atsuhiro Iwai1996–1998
Chikara Fujimoto1996–1998- Daisuke Nakaharai1996–2001
- Hideaki Mori1996–1999
- Hideki Tsukamoto1996–2005
- Ichizo Nakata1996–1997
- Kiyotaka Ishimaru1996–2000
- Kiyoto Furushima1996–1997
- Masaharu Nishi1996–1998
- Richart Báez1996–1996
- Satoshi Tsunami1996–1997
- Shoji Ikitsu1996–1999
- Tatsunori Hisanaga1996–2009
- Yoshiteru Yamashita1996–2003
- Yoshiyuki Takemoto1996–1997
- Yusaku Ueno1996–1999
Julio Hernán Rossi1997–1997- Keiju Karashima1997–1997
- Marcelo Carracedo1997–1997
- Michael Obiku1997–1998
- Pablo Maqueda1997–1998
- Rodrigo Riep1997–1997
- Sergio Vázquez1997–1997
- Tadahiro Akiba1997–1997
- Takeshi Nakashima1997–1997
- Takuji Miyoshi1997–2001
- Tomoyasu Ando1997–1997
- Fernando Henrique Mariano1998–1999
Hitoshi Sasaki1998–1998- Juan Carlos Villamayor1998–1999
- Kentaro Sakai1998–1999
- Marcos Aurélio1998–1998
- Masaaki Furukawa1998–1998
- Masatada Ishii1998–1998
Miodrag Božović1998–1998- Takayuki Nishigaya1998–1998
- Tomonori Tateishi1998–1998
- Yoshihiro Nishida1998–1999
- Yoshitaka Fujisaki1998–2002
- Yuji Okuma1998–1998
- Yuji Yokoyama1998–1998
- Daisuke Nitta1999–2002
- Kiyokazu Kudo1999–1999
- Masafumi Mizuki1999–2000
- Minoru Kushibiki1999–1999
- Mitsuaki Kojima1999–2002
- Nenad Maslovar1999–1999
- Nobuyuki Kojima1999–2001
- Ranielli José Cechinato1999–1999
- Satoru Noda1999–2002
- Takashi Takusagawa1999–2000
- Yasutoshi Miura1999–2001
- David Bisconti2000–2002
- Eduardo Bustos Montoya2000–2000
- Flavio Zandoná2000–2000
- Hiroki Hattori2000–2002
- Katsuhiro Suzuki2000–2000
- Kazuyoshi Matsunaga2000–2000
- Koichi Ae2000–2000
- Koji Maeda2000–2001
- Masaru Hashiguchi2000–2000
- Michiaki Kakimoto2000–2000
- Pavel Badea2000–2001
- Shinichi Kawaguchi2000–2002
- Takashi Hirajima2000–2001
- Takeshi Ushibana2000–2002
- Tomoaki Komorida2000–2002
- Tomoji Eguchi2000–2003
- Toshikazu Kato2000–2003
- Yoshifumi Yamada2000–2003
- Yushi Ozaki2000–2001
Claudio Biaggio2001–2001- Hiroshi Fukushima2001–2006
- Kazuyuki Otsuka2001–2007
- Kenichiro Meta2001–2004
- Koichiro Nagatomo2001–2002
- Martín Vilallonga2001–2001
- Naruyuki Naito2001–2002
- Noh Jung-yoon2001–2002
- Toru Miyamoto2001–2009
Wagner Lopes2001–2002
Yoshika Matsubara2001–2001- Yuichi Mizutani2001–2006
- Alen Avdić2002–2002
- Asuka Tateishi2002–2005
- Go Kaburaki2002–2002
- Hiroki Mihara2002–2002
- Hiroyuki Hayashi2002–2007
- Kazuhisa Iijima2002–2002
- Kohei Miyazaki2002–2007
- Seiji Koga2002–2007
- Shigeki Kurata2002–2004
- Shinya Kawashima2002–2007
- Takeo Harada2002–2003
- Tomoaki Ōgami2002–2004
- Tsutomu Fujihara2002–2002
- Yu Kawamura2002–2002
- Yuji Miyahara2002–2004
- Zoltan Sabo2002–2002
- Alex Antônio de Melo Santos2003–2007
- Antônio Bento dos Santos2003–2004
- Mitsuru Chiyotanda2003–2006
- Ryota Arimitsu2003–2006
- Ryuichi Kamiyama2003–2018
- Sérgio Ricardo de Jesus Vertello2003–2003
- Takahiro Masukawa2003–2004
- Takashi Hirajima2003–2006
- Edílson José da Silva2004–2004
- Hokuto Nakamura2004–2008
- Kenta Kifuji2004–2005
- Kyohei Yamagata2004–2007
- Roberto Júlio de Figueiredo2004–2006
- Tomokazu Nagira2004–2010
- Yuki Matsushita2004–2006
Yusuke Tanaka2004–2011- Gláucio de Jesus Carvalho2005–2006
- Hiromasa Suguri2005–2005
- Kazunari Okayama2005–2005
Masao Kiba2005–2005
Satoshi Nagano2005–2009- Tatsunori Yamagata2005–2011
- Tetsuhiro Kina2005–2005
- Yasuomi Kugisaki2005–2009
- Fumiya Iwamaru2006–2006
Kazunori Iio2006–2006- Kiyokazu Kudo2006–2010
- Koji Yoshimura2006–2006
- Marcelo Baron Polanczyk2006–2006
- Mitsunori Yabuta2006–2006
- Naoya Saeki2006–2006
- Nunobe Takanori2006–2008
- Seiji Kaneko2006–2006
- Shingo Honda2006–2008
- Yuji Rokutan2006–2011
- Abraão Lincoln Martins2007–2007
- Alvin Ceccoli2007–2007
- Erikson Noguchipinto2007–2008
- Jun Suzuki2007–2012
Naoya Shibamura2007–2007- Rafael dos Santos de Oliveira2007–2007
- Yu Hasegawa2007–2007
- Yuji Unozawa2007–2007
Daiki Niwa2008–2011- Daisuke Nakaharai2008–2009
Joel Griffiths2008–2008- Kyohei Oyama2008–2010
Mark Rudan2008–2008
Mike Havenaar2008–2008- Motohiro Yoshida2008–2009
- Takanori Nakajima2008–2010
- Teruaki Kurobe2008–2009
- Tetsuya Okubo2008–2010
Ufuk Talay2008–2008- Hideya Okamoto2009–2009
Kensuke Nagai2009–2009- Makoto Tanaka2009–2011
Shu Abe2009–2010- Yuji Miyahara2009–2009
- Yutaka Takahashi2009–2012
- Genki Nagasato2010–2010
- Hideya Okamoto2010–2011
- Kenta Hiraishi2010–2010
- Kosuke Nakamachi2010–2011
- Masato Yoshihara2010–2012
- Toshiya Sueyoshi2010–2012
- Yosuke Miyaji2010–2012
- Go Nishida2011–2013
Kentaro Shigematsu2011–2011- Norihisa Shimizu2011–2011
- Rafael Ramazotti2011–2011
- Sho Naruoka2011–2012
- Shogo Kobara2011–2012
- Taku Ushinohama2011–2015
- Takuya Matsuura2011–2011
- Hiroyuki Omata2012–2013
- Kohei Kawata2012–2012
- Kosuke Yatsuda2012–2012
Masahiro Koga2012–2015- Masakazu Kihara2012–2013
- Ryu Okada2012–2013
- Samir Lima de Araújo2012–2012
Bratislav Punoševac2013–2014- Jun Kanakubo2013–2013
- Takuya Miyamoto2013–2013
- Yuichi Mizutani2013–2013
- Yuji Funayama2013–2013
- Eijiro Takeda2014–2014
- Masaya Nozaki2014–2014
- Noriyoshi Sakai2014–2015
Takumi Abe2014–2014
Gao Zhunyi2015–2015
Kosuke Nakamura2015–2015- Moisés Ribeiro2015–2015
Takehiro Tomiyasu2015–2017
Koki Shimosaka2016–2018- Yūichi Komano2016–2018
- Koji Yamase2017–2018
- Riki Matsuda2017–2019
- Teruhito Nakagawa2017–2017
Jon Ander Serantes2018–2020- Luiz Eduardo dos Santos Gonzaga2018–2018
- Takaki Fukumitsu2020–2020
- Masakazu Yoshioka2021–2021
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Career & Clubs
History
Earlier years in Fujieda
The club were originally based in Fujieda, Shizuoka and was founded as Chūō Bōhan SC in 1982 by the workers of security company Chuo Bohan in Fujieda, Shizuoka. They were promoted to the Japan Soccer League Division 2 in 1991. The club then participated in the newly founded former Japan Football League Division 2 in 1992 and were promoted to Division 1 in 1993. They changed their name to Fujieda Blux with intention to be a J.League member. However, with difficulties to have a stadium that met J.League requirements, and with local competition from Júbilo Iwata and Shimizu S-Pulse, the football fan base in Shizuoka prefecture was already considered saturated.
Move to Fukuoka (1994)
As a result, in 1994, the club decided to move to Fukuoka where the community was eager to have a J.League club. They adopted new name Fukuoka Blux and became a J.League associate member, while the amateur club of Chūō Bōhan was active in Fujieda until 2006.
1995 (JFL)
The first season in Fukuoka saw them win the JFL championship with help from Argentine Hugo Maradona and they were promoted to J.League. After becoming the champions of 1995 Japan Football League as Fukuoka Blux the team was admitted to the J.League in 1996 season.
1996–1998 (J.League)
Fukuoka Blux eventually decided to change their name to Avispa Fukuoka, in order to avoid a potential trademark dispute with men's clothier Brooks Brothers. "Avispa" itself means "wasp" in…
- League
- J1 League
Archive
Passport
Identifiers & aliases
Extract from Wikipedia
Avispa Fukuoka is a Japanese professional football club based in Hakata, Fukuoka. They currently compete in the J1 League, which is the top tier of football in the country.
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