Fagiano Okayama
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- Yasuhiro Nomoto2006сейчас
- Hitoshi Usui2007сейчас
Lee Chang-gang2007сейчас- Ryusuke Senoo2008сейчас
- Tadashi Takeda2008сейчас
- Hidenori Mago2009сейчас
- Masahiko Sawaguchi2009сейчас
- Takashi Nishihara2009сейчас
- Tsuyoshi Shinchu2009сейчас
- Yuki Kotera2009сейчас
- Hiroki Kishida2010сейчас
- Kojiro Shinohara2010сейчас
- Naoki Miyata2010сейчас
- Naoyoshi Fukumoto2010сейчас
- Shingo Kukita2010сейчас
- Tetsushi Kondo2010сейчас
- Yuta Nakano2010сейчас
- Hiroyuki Omichi2011сейчас
- Makoto Mimura2011сейчас
- Hiroaki Kamijo2012сейчас
- Hirotsugu Nakabayashi2012сейчас
- Kenji Sekido2012сейчас
- Soichi Tanaka2012сейчас
- Yuki Oshitani2013сейчас
- Yuichi Kubo2014сейчас
- Hideya Okamoto2015сейчас
- Kazuhito Watanabe2015сейчас
Shin'ya Yajima2015сейчас
Shingo Akamine2016сейчас- Yūta Toyokawa2016сейчас
- Wakaba Shimoguchi2017сейчас
- Kodai Sano2022сейчас
- Lucas Marcos Meireles2023сейчас
Keita Saito2024сейчас- Koju Yoshio2024сейчас
- Ryunosuke Ota2024сейчас
- Yota Fujii2024сейчас
- Seiga Sumi2025сейчас
- Ataru Esakaсейчас
- Carlos Dukeсейчас
- Choi Jung-wonсейчас
- Daisuke Itoсейчас
- Eiichi Katayamaсейчас
- Hidemasa Kobayashiсейчас
Hijiri Katoсейчас- Jun Ichimoriсейчас
Kaito Abeсейчас- Kaito Fujiiсейчас
- Kazuma Shiinaсейчас
- Kento Katoсейчас
- Kewinсейчас
Lennart Moserсейчас- Masato Sasakiсейчас
- Masatoshi Kushibikiсейчас
Mitchell Dukeсейчас- Naoto Kidokuсейчас
Oberdan Alionço de Limaсейчас- Ryunosuke Satoсейчас
Shigeto Masudaсейчас- Shohei Takedaсейчас
Shuhei Matsubaraсейчас- Svend Brodersenсейчас
- Takuma Takedaсейчас
- Takuro Yoshiokaсейчас
- Tomoya Fukumotoсейчас
- Tsubasa Takeuchiсейчас
- Werik Popóсейчас
- Yuzuru Shimadaсейчас
- Ryang Kyu-sa2005–2006
- Hiroyoshi Kuwabara2006–2006
- Jefferson Vieira da Cruz2006–2007
- Keisuke Sekiguchi2006–2009
- Koji Matsuura2006–2006
- Shugo Kawahara2006–2010
- Takaki Shigemitsu2006–2008
- Takuya Ito2006–2008
- Hideaki Ikematsu2007–2008
- Kento Tsurumaki2007–2007
- Kohei Kiyama2007–2009
- Mutsumi Tamabayashi2007–2009
- Naoki Mihara2007–2009
- Tsubasa Oshima2007–2009
- Yuhei Ono2007–2010
Hideaki Takeda2008–2010- Kim Kwang-min2008–2009
- Masahiko Kimura2008–2010
- Sho Kamogawa2008–2008
- Takamichi Seki2008–2008
- Yasutaka Kobayashi2008–2009
- Yuji Ozaki2008–2009
- Yūsuke Kobayashi2008–2011
Kazunari Hosaka2009–2009- Kohei Nishino2009–2010
- Koji Noda2009–2010
- Kota Aoki2009–2009
- Ryo Tadokoro2009–2015
- Ryota Miki2009–2011
- Ryotaro Hironaga2009–2010
- Ryujiro Ueda2009–2015
- Shotaro Dei2009–2010
- Yutaka Baba2009–2011
- Kazuya Okazaki2010–2013
- Keita Goto2010–2014
- Kento Shiratani2010–2011
- Kim Tae-yeon2010–2010
- Kohei Kiyama2010–2012
- Lee Dong-myung2010–2012
- Seiko Yamanaka2010–2011
- Takanori Chiaki2010–2015
Ilian Stoyanov2011–2011
Kim Min-kyun2011–2012
Masato Yamazaki2011–2011- Ren Sengoku2011–2011
- Shinichiro Kuwada2011–2013
- Takayoshi Ishihara2011–2014
- Tiago Jorge Honório2011–2012
- Yugo Ichiyanagi2011–2012
- Anderson Gonzaga2012–2012
- Kengo Kawamata2012–2012
Kota Hattori2012–2012- Ren Sengoku2012–2015
- Tsubasa Oya2012–2012
- Kim Min-kyun2013–2013
- Takafumi Suzuki2013–2013
- Tomoyuki Arata2013–2014
Hugo Almeida2014–2014- Kazuki Someya2014–2015
Kota Ueda2014–2014
Shoma Kamata2014–2014
Yohei Hayashi2014–2014
Akira Kaji2015–2015- Daiki Iwamasa2015–2016
- Hwang Jin-sung2015–2015
- Wang Jingbin2016–2016
- Kentaro Matsumoto2018–2019
- Kota Ueda2018–2020
Fagiano Okayama is an association football club based in Okayama, Japan.
The club currently plays in the J1 League, the top tier of football in Japan.
Fagiano Okayama was established in 2004, evolving from the earlier Kawasaki Steel Mizushima FC.
Биография
Foundation and Early Development
Fagiano Okayama is a Japanese football club based in Okayama, the capital of Okayama Prefecture. The club's origins trace back to 1975 with the establishment of Kawasaki Steel Mizushima FC, which later moved to Kobe and became known as Vissel Kobe. In Okayama, former players formed a new club called the River Free Kickers (RFK).
In the early 2000s, as part of efforts to establish a professional club representing Okayama Prefecture, the team was reorganized. In 2004, the club adopted the name Fagiano Okayama, derived from the Italian word for pheasant, symbolizing the local folklore of the region. The club progressed through the regional league system, eventually gaining promotion to the Japan Football League (JFL), the highest amateur tier at the time.
Entry into J.League
Fagiano Okayama's journey continued with significant milestones, including promotion to the Chūgoku Soccer League in 2005 and becoming the first club to attain J.League Associate Membership while still playing in a lower division in July 2007. Their hard work paid off when they secured promotion to the JFL after winning first place in the regional playoff games on December 2, 2007. By 2009, Fagiano Okayama officially entered the J.League, marking a new era in the club's history and solidifying its status in Japanese football.
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Галерея
Карьера и клубы
Foundation and early development (1975–2008)
The origins of the club trace back to 1975 with the establishment of Kawasaki Steel Mizushima FC, who then moved to Kobe and formed a new identity; that side is now known as Vissel Kobe. Former players still in Okayama formed a new club called the River Free Kickers (RFK).
As Fagiano Okayama
Following structural changes within the club and the broader development of professional football in Japan, the team was reorganised in the early 2000s as part of efforts to establish a professional club representing Okayama Prefecture. In 2004, the club adopted the name Fagiano Okayama. The name Fagiano comes from the Italian word for pheasant, a bird associated with the folklore and symbolism of the Okayama region. The club continued its development through the regional league system and gained promotion to the Japan Football League, the highest amateur tier at the time. After strong performances and meeting the licensing requirements for professional football, Fagiano Okayama secured entry into the professional league structure. In 2005, Fagiano Okayama were promoted into the Chūgoku Soccer League. In July 2007, Fagiano became the first club ever to attain the J.League Associate Membership while still playing in a division below the JFL. On 2 December 2007, Fagiano gained promotion to the JFL after winning first place in the regional playoff games.
Entry into J.League (2009)
In 2008, Fagiano secured 4th place…
- League
- J1 League
Наследие
Архив
Паспорт
Идентификаторы и алиасы
Fagiano Okayama is a Japanese football club based in Okayama, the capital of Okayama Prefecture. The club currently plays in the J1 League, which is the top tier of football in the country.
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