FC Ryukyu Okinawa
Squad
- Yasuhiro Tanaka2005current
- Kenji Hada2007current
- Yusuke Nakamura2008current
- Hideki Matsuda2009current
- Masakazu Washida2009current
- Kohei Tanaka2010current
- Oribe Niikawa2010current
Shinya Hatta2010current- Takamichi Seki2010current
- Junichi Misawa2011current
- Yu Tomidokoro2012current
- Satoshi Nakayama2015current
- Keiji Kagiyama2023current
Mū Kanazaki2023current- Ryota Araki2023current
- Sho Iwamoto2023current
- Shusei Yamauchi2023current
- Yuri Mori2023current
- Atsuhito Ihara2024current
- Hayato Asakawa2025current
- Aio Fukudacurrent
- Bertrand Mac Gildas Oubidacurrent
- Daichi Okumiyacurrent
- Daisuke Nakamakicurrent
- Daniel Sanchescurrent
- Desheun Ryo Yamakawacurrent
- Hayata Komatsucurrent
- Hikaru Kubacurrent
- Hiroki Maedacurrent
- Hiroki Nakamuracurrent
- Itsuki Uratacurrent
- Katsuhiro Hamadacurrent
- Kazaki Nakagawacurrent
- Kazuki Koteracurrent
- Keisuke Onocurrent
- Keisuke Tanabecurrent
- Keisuke Tsumitacurrent
Keita Tanakacurrent- Keitaro Kogacurrent
- Kenichiro Hiratacurrent
- Kenji Tanakacurrent
Kentaro Shigematsucurrent- Kenya Maeshirocurrent
- Kiichi Tomoricurrent
- Koji Asatocurrent
- Kojiro Kokubacurrent
- Koki Miyagicurrent
- Kosuke Inosecurrent
- Kosuke Masutanicurrent
Léo Cearácurrent- Masato Okubocurrent
- Masayoshi Takayanagicurrent
- Mikihito Araicurrent
- Minoru Hanafusacurrent
- Noritaka Fujisawacurrent
- Park Ri-kicurrent
- Reino Shimamuracurrent
- Rion Fukuicurrent
- Ryo Ishiicurrent
- Ryo Wadacurrent
- Ryoto Iguchicurrent
Ryuji Saitocurrent- Satoki Uejocurrent
- Sho Otsukacurrent
- Shuhei Takizawacurrent
- Shuhei Tokumotocurrent
- Shuto Kawaicurrent
- Sosuke Moritocurrent
- Taishi Nishiokacurrent
- Taisuke Konnocurrent
- Takashi Fujiicurrent
- Takumi Naguracurrent
- Tatsuro Yamauchicurrent
- Tatsuya Mochizukicurrent
- Tomoki Yonashirocurrent
- Toshiki Suzukicurrent
- Tsubasa Nishidacurrent
- Yu Tamagawacurrent
- Yuki Miyauchicurrent
- Yukihide Gibocurrent
- Yukiya Tamashirocurrent
- Yusaku Higacurrent
- Yusuke Matsudacurrent
- Yutaro Chinencurrent
- Keiji Takachi2003–2005
- Kyohei Noda2003–2008
- Rikarudo Higa2003–2006
- Shinya Sato2003–2007
- Takuya Sato2003–2005
- Shinji Fujiyoshi2004–2006
- Hideki Nagai2005–2005
- Hiroki Mihara2006–2007
- Taijiro Kurita2006–2008
- Takuji Miyoshi2007–2008
- Takuya Sato2007–2007
- Tatsuya Kamohara2007–2007
- Wilson Deodato da Silva2007–2007
- Dieudonné Minoungou2008–2008
- Hidehito Shirao2008–2008
- Hideki Nagai2008–2013
- Hiroyuki Shirai2008–2008
- Kohei Hiramatsu2008–2008
- Masahiko Sawaguchi2008–2008
Raïs M'Bolhi2008–2009
- Shunichi Nakajima2008–2008
- Yoshiteru Yamashita2008–2010
- Shinji Kaneko2009–2010
Son Min-chol2009–2010
- Ryuji Ito2010–2011
- Atsushi Nagai2011–2011
- Kazuki Ganaha2011–2013
- Masaya Sato2011–2013
- Takumi Uesato2011–2013
- Yoshito Terakawa2011–2012
- Jumpei Obata2012–2015
- Kosuke Uchida2012–2012
- Yusuke Tanahashi2012–2013
- Efrain Rintaro2013–2013
- Katsuya Senzaki2013–2013
Nazirul Naim2013–2013- Ryuji Ito2013–2013
- Satoshi Nakayama2013–2014
Wan Zack Haikal2013–2014- Yugo Ichiyanagi2013–2013
- Yuya Torikai2013–2013
- Yuta Togashi2015–2018
- Kim Song-sun2018–2019
- Kenta Naito2019–2019
- Koya Kazama2019–2021
Shinji Ono2019–2020- Yoshio Koizumi2019–2020
- Daisei Suzuki2020–2020
- Rio Omori2022–2022
- Rin Morita2023–2023
- John Higashi2024–2024
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Career & Clubs
The club was founded in 2003. Many of the players who initially joined the club were former Okinawa Kariyushi FC which was disbanded after failing to win promotion to the JFL the previous year. Their first 2003 season saw them win the championship in Okinawa Prefectural Division 3 North. They were allowed to skip to Division 1 the next season, where they again succeeded in finishing top of the table. In the 2005 season, they belonged to the Kyūshū Regional League (Kyu League). After finishing 2nd and winning the Regional League play-off, they were promoted to the JFL and became the first ever Okinawan football side who played in a national league. In December 2007, the club appointed former Japan national coach Philippe Troussier as their general manager. Jean-Paul Rabier was appointed as their manager in January 2008. They applied for J. League Associate Membership in January 2008, but their application was declined at the J. League board meeting held on February 19, 2008. In December 2008, the resignation of Rabier was announced. Former coach Hiroyuki Shinzato was promoted to be the new manager in January 2009. In 2014, FC Ryukyu could finally join the J3 League. In January 2015, FC Ryukyu announced a partnership with Seoul United from the Korean Challengers League. According to the agreement the teams will play a friendly match every year. The first match was scheduled for 1 March 2015. FC Ryukyu have made steady progress in recent years, finishing in 8th place in J3 in…
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Identifiers & aliases
FC Ryukyu Okinawa is a Japanese professional football club based in Okinawa. The club plays in the J3 League, Japanese third tier of professional football. The team's home stadium is Okinawa Athletic Park Stadium, in Okinawa Prefecture, Japan.
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