Montedio Yamagata
Squad
- Katsuyuki Miyazawa2006current
- Kohei Miyazaki2008current
- Takumi Yamada2008current
- Tomoyasu Hirose2008current
- Hayato Nakamura2010current
- Kei Nakano2010current
- Shun Ito2010current
- Kohei Higa2012current
- Álvaro Enrique Peña2013current
Diego Souza2014current- Koya Yuruki2014current
- Ryosuke Matsuoka2014current
- Alceu Rodrigues Simoni Filho2015current
- Hirokazu Usami2015current
- Hiroyuki Takasaki2015current
- Norihiro Yamagishi2015current
- Masakazu Tashiro2016current
- Takahide Umebachi2016current
- Yuhei Sato2016current
- Yuto Suzuki2016current
- Takuya Honda2017current
- Yuta Kumamoto2018current
- Taiki Kato2020current
- Daiki Tomiicurrent
- Hiroshi Teguramoricurrent
- Junji Satocurrent
- Junya Takahashicurrent
Kaina Yoshiocurrent- Kazuki Segawacurrent
- Kota Yamadacurrent
- Masatoshi Kushibikicurrent
Naoki Kuriyamacurrent- Riku Handacurrent
- Seiichi Saitocurrent
- Shuto Kitagawacurrent
Tatsuhiro Sakamotocurrent- Katsumi Suzuki1988–2004
- Hidetoyo Watanabe1993–1997
Makoto Teguramori1993–1995- Yoshinori Sembiki1993–1994
- Kenji Takahashi1994–2006
- Naoki Hommachi1994–1999
- Valberto Amorim dos Santos1994–1994
- Angelo Carlos Pretti1995–1997
- Takashi Shoji1995–1999
- Masayuki Ota1996–2006
- Satoshi Mashimo1996–2000
- Taketo Shiokawa1996–1998
- Daiki Wakamatsu1997–1998
- Daisuke Nakamori1997–2000
- Hiroki Iizuka1997–1999
- Marcos Bonifacio da Rocha1997–1998
- Naoki Naruo1997–1997
- Sidiclei de Souza1997–1998
- Tetsuya Yamazaki1997–1998
- Toshihiko Uchiyama1997–2006
- Kosuke Harada1998–1999
- Takeshi Saito1998–2003
Yukihiko Sato1998–1998
Alan Dotti1999–1999- Hironari Iwamoto1999–2000
- Jun Kokubo1999–2003
- Masakazu Washida1999–2003
- Momodu Mutairu1999–1999
- Ryosuke Nemoto1999–2008
- Shigeharu Ueki1999–2000
- Taro Urabe1999–1999
- Tatsuma Yoshida1999–2001
- Tomokazu Hirama1999–1999
- Walter Henrique de Oliveira1999–1999
- Atsushi Nagai2000–2006
- Edwin Ifeanyi2000–2000
- Gakuya Horii2000–2001
- Hideki Matsuda2000–2002
- Jeferson Antonio Alves Dupin2000–2000
- Mitsumasa Yoda2000–2003
- Takayuki Odajima2000–2001
- Teppei Nishiyama2000–2001
- Washington Luigi Garcia2000–2000
- Yoshiaki Maruyama2000–2000
- Genichi Takahashi2001–2001
- Hideo Oshima2001–2004
- Ippei Saga2001–2002
- Kentaro Suzuki2001–2002
- Taichi Sato2001–2001
- Taku Watanabe2001–2002
- Tetsuro Uki2001–2001
- Yoshifumi Ono2001–2002
- Yusuke Sato2001–2002
- 吉見一星2001–2002
- Masaru Akiba2002–2015
- Nobuhiro Sadatomi2002–2002
- Ryo Sakai2002–2002
- Ryohei Nishiwaki2002–2002
- Shigeru Sakurai2002–2008
- Toru Ojima2002–2002
- Yoshimasa Fujita2002–2003
- Yuki Inoue2002–2004
- Alexandre Bortolato2003–2003
- Daisuke Hoshi2003–2004
- Hayato Ochi2003–2004
- Kentaro Kawasaki2003–2005
- Koichi Ae2003–2005
- Kosei Nakamura2003–2004
Masatoshi Matsuda2003–2004- Nivaldo Lourenço da Silva2003–2003
- Shingo Ito2003–2003
- Teruaki Kobayashi2003–2005
- Toshiaki Haji2003–2003
- Tsuyoshi Furukawa2003–2004
Denni Rocha dos Santos2004–2004- Katsuyuki Miyazawa2004–2004
- Kohei Hayashi2004–2007
- Leonardo Henriques da Silva2004–2009
- Naoya Umeda2004–2004
- Shinji Otsuka2004–2005
- Shinya Sakoi2004–2004
- Alex Chandre de Oliveira2005–2005
- Daisuke Tonoike2005–2005
- Hayato Sasaki2005–2007
- Kazumasa Takagi2005–2005
- Kenta Shimizu2005–2006
- Kohei Tanaka2005–2005
- Kohei Usui2005–2007
- Ryuta Hara2005–2006
- Shogo Kobara2005–2009
- Takumi Motohashi2005–2008
- Tomoaki Komorida2005–2005
- Yutaro Abe2005–2006
- Kazuya Maeda2006–2007
- Kenta Kifuji2006–2009
Leandro Montera da Silva2006–2006- Makoto Kimura2006–2009
- Nobuyuki Zaizen2006–2009
- Ryoji Ujihara2006–2006
- Shogo Sakai2006–2009
Takumi Watanabe2006–2009- Yuki Takabayashi2006–2006
Gustavo Salgueiro de Almeida Correia2007–2007- Kenta Shimizu2007–2014
- Kentaro Sato2007–2011
- Kosuke Suda2007–2007
- Masakazu Washida2007–2007
- Taishi Endo2007–2009
- Takuya Sonoda2007–2011
- Takuya Yokoyama2007–2007
- Tatsuya Ishikawa2007–2017
- Tomotaka Kitamura2007–2012
- Yohei Toyoda2007–2008
- Hidenori Ishii2008–2014
Rychely Cantanhede de Oliveira2008–2008- Takuya Miyamoto2008–2012
- Tetsuro Ota2008–2012
- Yu Hasegawa2008–2011
Yuta Baba2008–2008
André Silva2009–2009- Fagner Ribeiro da Costa2009–2009
- Francisco Jaílson de Sousa2009–2009
Kim Byung-suk2009–2010- Ryo Kobayashi2009–2010
Shogo Nishikawa2009–2009
Takafumi Akahoshi2009–2009- Tatsuya Furuhashi2009–2011
- Yuki Uekusa2009–2011
- Chikashi Masuda2010–2010
- Kazuya Maeda2010–2012
- Kim Kun-hoan2010–2010
- Shogo Nishikawa2010–2015
- Tomi Shimomura2010–2011
- Yuzo Tashiro2010–2010
- Daichi Kawashima2011–2012
Hugo Alcântara2011–2011- Maicon Souza2011–2011
Masato Yamazaki2011–2011- Osama Elsamni2011–2011
- Ryo Kobayashi2011–2014
- Tetsuya Okubo2011–2011
- Yuji Funayama2011–2012
- Hiroki Bandai2012–2015
- Keita Hidaka2012–2015
- Masaki Miyasaka2012–2015
- Masato Yamazaki2012–2015
- Naoya Okane2012–2012
- Ryohei Hayashi2012–2012
- Ryota Nagata2012–2012
- Wellington Clayton Gonçalves dos Santos2012–2012
- Yuki Nakashima2012–2015
- Frank Romero2013–2015
Goshi Okubo2013–2013- Ryohei Hayashi2013–2016
Satoshi Horinouchi2013–2013- Satoshi Tokizawa2013–2014
- Taisuke Nakamura2013–2013
- Yuji Sakuda2013–2013
- Akishige Kaneda2014–2015
- Norihiro Yamagishi2014–2014
- Shota Kawanishi2014–2016
- Takefumi Toma2014–2015
- Tetsuya Funatsu2014–2015
- Jumpei Takaki2015–2015
- Shohei Ogura2015–2015
- Toshiya Takagi2015–2017
- Diego Rosa2016–2016
Masashi Oguro2016–2016- Issei Takahashi2019–2019
- Rui Sueyoshi2019–2020
- Shuhei Otsuki2019–2020
- Ryōma Watanabe2020–2021
- Seiji Kimura2020–2020
- Hikaru Nakahara2021–2021
- Masamichi Hayashi2021–2021
Quenten Martinus2021–2021
Collected from open sources (3) · facts link to sources
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Career & Clubs
The club based in Tsuruoka was founded in 1984 as NEC Yamagata Soccer Club. It gained the promotion to the Japan Football League (former) in 1994. After renaming itself as Montedio Yamagata in 1996, it has been playing in J. League Division 2 since its inaugural 1999 season. On 30 November 2008, they were promoted to J. League Division 1 for the first time. They achieved their highest league placing of 13th in 2010. However, in 2011, two strong loan players from Kashima Antlers were recalled. This weakened the squad which also suffered many injuries through the year and Montedio were relegated back to J.League Division 2 at the end of 2011. At the end of the season, the manager, Shinji Kobayashi, stepped down even though many fans praised his accomplishments over the past 4 years. Yamagata returned to the J1 after spending three seasons in the J2 by winning the J1/J2 promotion playoff final in 2014. They returned to the J2 for the 2016 season, having spent only one season at the J1. The club is currently playing their 10th consecutive season in the J2 in 2025.
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- J2 League
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Passport
Identifiers & aliases
Montedio Yamagata is a Japanese professional association football club based in Tendō, Yamagata in the Yamagata Prefecture. The club currently plays in J2 League, the Japanese second tier of professional football.
Opinions of fans — not verified facts.
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