Squad
- Go Nakamura2008current
- Shogo Shimada2008current
- Shun Nogaito2009current
- Kazuto Sakamoto2010current
Reiichi Ikegami2010current- Bruno Moreira Silva2011current
- Danilo Vitalino Pereira2012current
- Tatsuya Arai2012current
- Atsushi Mio2013current
- Taisuke Mizuno2013current
- Takumi Kiyomoto2013current
- Tsukasa Masuyama2013current
- Hiroaki Namba2014current
- Junki Endo2014current
- Keiji Takachi2014current
- Keisuke Ota2014current
- Masanori Abe2014current
- Masashi Miyazawa2014current
Ryoto Higa2014current- Gilsinho2015current
- Naoya Okane2015current
- Satoshi Tokizawa2015current
- Yuki Fuji2015current
Bruno Suzuki2016current- Yoshinari Takagi2016current
- Henik Luiz de Andrade2017current
Sisinio González Martínez2017current
Ryoichi Maeda2019current
Junya Tanaka2022current- Tomoya Ugajin2022current
- Akito Ueno2023current
- Ippei Hada2023current
- Tomoya Yokoyama2023current
- Yuki Wada2023current
Jon Ander Serantes2025current- Flavio Pereiracurrent
- Hayate Nagakuracurrent
Jefferson Tabinascurrent- Jun Suzukicurrent
Junki Hatacurrent- Kentaro Kaicurrent
- Kento Yabuuchicurrent
- Ko Yanagisawacurrent
- Masaya Tashirocurrent
- Matazo Hiranocurrent
- Michael Santos Silva Alvescurrent
- Michiya Okamotocurrent
- Naoya Umedacurrent
- Nobunari Nishidacurrent
- Rafael Caetano de Almeidacurrent
- Ryotaro Onishicurrent
- Ryutaro Karubecurrent
- Shohei Aiharacurrent
- Shohei Mishimacurrent
- Symon Gabrielcurrent
- Takumi Fujitanicurrent
- Takumi Sogabecurrent
- Toma Muratacurrent
- Toshiya Shigenaricurrent
- William Poppcurrent
- Yosuke Kawasakicurrent
- Yusuke Haradacurrent
- Yuto Onocurrent
- Masahiro Iwata2005–2008
- Naoki Hiraoka2005–2007
- Ryohei Nishiwaki2005–2005
- Ryuji Kitamura2005–2008
- Tetsuya Ito2005–2007
- Yasuyuki Moriyama2005–2008
- Atsushi Katagiri2006–2009
- Daisuke Tanaka2006–2007
- Hiromi Kojima2006–2008
- Kan Kikuchi2006–2009
- Kazumasa Takagi2006–2009
- Koji Nakao2006–2007
- Masamichi Yamada2006–2008
- Narita Takaki2006–2006
- Satoshi Sato2006–2008
- Suguru Hino2006–2008
- Takayuki Komine2006–2008
Takuya Iwata2006–2006- Takuya Sugiyama2006–2006
- Tetsuya Kijima2006–2007
- Tomoki Ikemoto2006–2006
- Yasuhiro Yoshida2006–2008
- Yu Hasegawa2006–2006
- Yuki Tazawa2006–2006
- Jorge Pereira da Silva2007–2007
- Kota Fukatsu2007–2008
- Masahiko Kimura2007–2007
- Mitsutoshi Watada2007–2007
- Ryu Saito2007–2007
- Satoshi Otomo2007–2009
- Shinya Aikawa2007–2008
- Takuya Iwata2007–2009
- Tsutomu Matsuda2007–2007
- Yuji Goto2007–2007
- Hiromi Kojima2008–2009
- Kang Hyo-il2008–2009
- Kazunori Kan2008–2011
- Koichi Sato2008–2013
- Koji Yoshimura2008–2008
- Masato Katayama2008–2009
- Masatoshi Mizutani2008–2009
- Mitsunori Yabuta2008–2008
- Ryoma Hashiuchi2008–2009
- Shinya Kawashima2008–2012
- Shinya Nasu2008–2008
- Takashi Umeda2008–2008
- Yosuke Mori2008–2008
- Yuki Tamura2008–2008
- Cha Dong-hoon2009–2009
- Hideyoshi Akita2009–2011
- Katsumi Yusa2009–2010
- Kazuki Someya2009–2013
Kazunori Yoshimoto2009–2010- Kyohei Noda2009–2012
- Kyohei Suzaki2009–2009
- Park Joon-kyung2009–2010
- Seo Kwan-soo2009–2010
- Shinji Tominari2009–2011
- Shuto Tanaka2009–2014
- Suguru Hashimoto2009–2012
- Takuma Nagayoshi2009–2011
- Tatsuya Murao2009–2012
- Yasutaka Nomoto2009–2011
- Yudai Nishikawa2009–2011
- Yuki Oshitani2009–2011
Kazuki Murakami2010–2012- Park Gi-dong2010–2010
- Ryohei Arai2010–2011
- Tomohiro Yamauchi2010–2011
- Akihiro Noda2011–2012
- Efrain Rintaro2011–2011
- Goro Kawanami2011–2011
- Hidemi Jinushizono2011–2014
- Hikaru Mita2011–2012
- Ri Han-jae2011–2013
- Adaílson Pereira Coelho2012–2012
- Daiki Oizumi2012–2013
- Daisuke Tada2012–2012
Hirofumi Moriyasu2012–2014
Hiroki Higuchi2012–2012- Hiroshi Sekita2012–2015
- Kim Dong-gwon2012–2012
- Kim Jung-hyun2012–2012
- Kohei Nakashima2012–2013
Masato Yamazaki2012–2012- Ryuji Hirota2012–2012
- Shogo Tokihisa2012–2014
- Shohei Ikeda2012–2012
- Taira Inoue2012–2014
- Toshihiro Hattori2012–2013
- Arata Sugiyama2013–2014
- Blazhe Ilijoski2013–2013
- Daniel Lemos2013–2013
- Desmond N'Ze2013–2013
- Do Dong-hyun2013–2014
- Fábio Martins2013–2013
- Gakuji Ota2013–2015
- Hiroki Higuchi2013–2013
- Hiroyuki Sugimoto2013–2013
- Kayne Vincent2013–2013
- Kosuke Kitani2013–2014
- Makoto Shibahara2013–2013
- Masato Yamazaki2013–2013
- Stipe Plazibat2013–2014
- Takahiro Takagi2013–2014
- Yuki Nakamura2013–2014
Alessandro Santos2014–2014
Cristian Nazarit2014–2014- Henik Luiz de Andrade2014–2015
- Hideyuki Nakamura2014–2014
- Kleiton Domingues2014–2014
- Tiago Henrique da Silva Pereira2014–2014
- Yohei Iwasaki2014–2014
Yoshikatsu Kawaguchi2014–2015
Yusuke Mori2014–2014- Yusuke Sudo2014–2014
- Yūki Fukaya2014–2015
Kazumichi Takagi2015–2015- Koya Kazama2015–2019
- Léo Mineiro2015–2016
- Rodrigo Tiuí2015–2015
- Masaru Akiba2016–2016
- Paulo Junichi Tanaka2016–2018
- Wellington Rocha2016–2016
- Kensei Nakashima2017–2017
Kyogo Furuhashi2017–2018- Daichi Ishikawa2018–2020
- Kensei Nakashima2018–2021
- Ryan De Vries2018–2020
Woo Sang-ho2018–2018- Yuki Aizu2019–2021
- Yuta Togashi2019–2022
Tomonobu Yokoyama2019
FC Gifu is an association football club based in Gifu, Japan.
The club competes in the J3 League, the third tier of Japanese professional football.
Founded in 2001, FC Gifu emerged from the Seino Transportation Co. works team that folded in 1998.
Biography
Formation
Football Club Gifu, commonly known as FC Gifu, is a Japanese football club based in Gifu, the capital of Gifu Prefecture. The club was established in 2001, emerging from the remnants of the Seino Transportation Co. works team, which had represented the region in the Japan Soccer League and the former Japan Football League until its dissolution in 1998. Masayuki Katsuno, the last manager of Seino, played a pivotal role in founding the new club, alongside former player Takashi Umeda, who returned to Gifu after a decade with Oita Trinita.
Rise to Prominence
FC Gifu quickly made its mark by being promoted to the Japan Football League in 2007 after a successful playoff against Honda Lock S.C. The club's performance that season was commendable, finishing third and securing a promotion to J.League Division 2, which was approved by the J. League on December 3, 2007. This marked a significant milestone in the club's history, as they transitioned into the professional league system.
Challenges and Current Status
The club faced challenges in the following years, finishing 21st in the 2012 season and narrowly avoiding relegation. From 2013 to 2018, FC Gifu struggled in the lower tiers of J.League Division 2, ultimately facing relegation in 2019 after finishing last. Since then, they have been competing in the J3 League, the third tier of Japanese professional football, where they continue to strive for improvement and success.
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Career & Clubs
During the Japan Soccer League and former Japan Football League years, the city and prefecture of Gifu were represented by the Seino Transportation Co. (西濃運輸 Seinō Un'yu) works team, which was relegated from the old JFL for the last time in 1997 and folded shortly thereafter in January 1998. The modern-day Gifu club was founded in 2001 (Seino's last manager, Masayuki Katsuno, was among the founders, and a former Seino player, Takashi Umeda, later returned to town and joined the club following a decade-long stint with Oita Trinita). The club was promoted to the new Japan Football League in 2007 after beating Honda Lock S.C. in the promotion/relegation play-offs. The team earned third place at the end of the 2007 season, meaning it qualified for promotion to J.League Division 2. On 3 December 2007, J. League approved a promotion for the team for the 2008 season. The club finished the 2012 season in 21st place, narrowly missing out on relegation to the Japan Football League. Between 2013 and 2018, the team constantly placed in the lower realms of J.League Division 2 (now renamed to J2 League) and narrowly avoided relegation until 2019, when they finished last in the league and were relegated to J3 League. Since then, the club has played in the J3 League.
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Identifiers & aliases
Football Club Gifu, abbreviated as FC Gifu is a Japanese football club based in Gifu, capital of Gifu Prefecture, Japan. They play in the J3 League, the third tier of Japanese professional football.
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