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- Seishiro Shimatani1966сейчас
- Hiroki Nakayama2004сейчас
- Shogo Shimohata2011сейчас
- Kazuki Mine2012сейчас
- Miloš Bajalica2012сейчас
- Shigeru Yokotani2013сейчас
- Yosuke Ishibitsu2014сейчас
- Felipe Félix2015сейчас
- Koki Arita2015сейчас
Satoshi Yamaguchi2015сейчас- Kentaro Sato2016сейчас
- Sergio Escudero2016сейчас
- Takanori Sugeno2016сейчас
- Takuro Yajima2016сейчас
- Yuki Horigome2016сейчас
- Yusuke Muta2016сейчас
- Yuta Someya2016сейчас
- Kevin Oris2017сейчас
- Alexandre Alemãoсейчас
- Atsuki Wadaсейчас
- Daichi Sugimotoсейчас
- Daiki Numaсейчас
- Fuki Yamadaсейчас
Genki Yamadaсейчас- Go Iwaseсейчас
- Ippei Kokuryoсейчас
Keiya Sentoсейчас
Kentaro Kakoiсейчас
Kiros Stanlley Soares Ferrazсейчас- Kohei Tomitaсейчас
- Kota Oginoсейчас
- Kyohei Uchidaсейчас
Kyohei Yoshinoсейчас
Masatoshi Ishidaсейчас
Michael Woudсейчас- Naoto Kamifukumotoсейчас
Ryusei Saitoсейчас- Shimpei Fukuokaсейчас
- Shogo Asadaсейчас
Shuhei Matsubaraсейчас- Shunya Suganumaсейчас
- Soichiro Kozukiсейчас
Takuya Shigehiroсейчас- Takuya Shimamuraсейчас
- Tomoya Wakaharaсейчас
- Yohei Onoсейчас
- Yushi Nagashimaсейчас
- Yuto Iwasakiсейчас
- Ryoichi Kawakatsu1989–1990
- Shuichi Uemura1992–1996
- Yuji Kakiuchi1992–1996
- Hisanori Shirasawa1993–1993
- Makoto Kitano1993–1995
- Ryoichi Fukushige1993–1996
- Angelo Carlos Pretti1994–1994
- Everton Nogueira1994–1994
- Hiroshi Noguchi1994–2002
- Junji Goto1994–1996
- Katsuhiro Kusaki1994–1994
- Kazuaki Koezuka1994–1994
- Koichi Kidera1994–1995
- Kozo Hosokawa1994–1996
- Luís Müller1994–1994
- Makoto Sugiyama1994–1996
- Masaaki Kanno1994–1994
Naohiko Minobe1994–1995- Norifumi Takamoto1994–1996
- Shinji Tanaka1994–1995
- Shokichi Sato1994–1998
- Tetsumasa Kimura1994–1995
- Toru Morikawa1994–1994
- Yasuhide Ihara1994–1997
- Yuji Nariyama1994–1996
- Akira Kubota1995–1996
Baltazar1995–1996- Chikayuki Mochizuki1995–1996
- Edmílson Matias1995–1997
- Hiroyuki Sawada1995–1996
- Luiz Carlos1995–1997
Satoru Mochizuki1995–1996- Shinichi Morishita1995–1997
- Takashi Nagata1995–1997
- Tetsuya Ogura1995–1995
- Yoshiaki Sato1995–1996
- Flávio Campos1996–1996
- Hironori Nagamine1996–1996
- José Alexandre1996–1996
- Masaya Honda1996–1999
- Minoru Kushibiki1996–1998
- Raudnei Anversa Freire1996–1996
- Rikizo Matsuhashi1996–1997
Ruy Ramos1996–1997- Shinji Fujiyoshi1996–1999
- Shinsuke Shiotani1996–1998
- Shunzo Ono1996–1996
Sérgio Soares1996–1996- Takayuki Yamaguchi1996–1997
- Toshihiro Yamaguchi1996–1997
- Yoshihiro Nishida1996–1997
- Yosuke Sakamoto1996–1996
- Yuji Okuma1996–1997
- Carlos Alberto de Oliveira1997–1997
- Cléber Arado1997–1997
- Daniel Conceicao Silva1997–1997
- Haruhiko Sato1997–1998
- Koji Fujikawa1997–1997
- Marcio dos Santos Silva1997–1997
- Masaki Ogawa1997–1998
- Michiharu Otagiri1997–1998
- Naohito Hirai1997–2010
- Nobuhiro Takeda1997–1997
- Ryo Fukudome1997–1998
Shigetatsu Matsunaga1997–2000- Takashi Onishi1997–1997
- Tatsuma Yoshida1997–1998
- Yasunari Hiraoka1997–1998
- Yoshiyuki Matsuyama1997–1997
- Yuji Keigoshi1997–1997
- Alicilio Pinto Silva Junior1998–1998
- Edmílson Matias1998–1998
- Eiji Gaya1998–1999
Hajime Moriyasu1998–1998- Hiroyasu Kawakatsu1998–2000
- Hisashi Kurosaki1998–1999
- Keiju Karashima1998–1999
- Kensaku Omori1998–1999
- Masahiko Nakagawa1998–2002
Naoto Otake1998–2001
Paulo Silas1998–1999- Shinya Mitsuoka1998–2000
- Taijiro Kurita1998–1998
- Takahiro Yamada1998–1998
- Takehito Suzuki1998–1999
- Teruo Iwamoto1998–1998
- Daisuke Saito1999–2008
- Fumitake Miura1999–1999
- Hideo Oshima1999–2000
- Hiroshi Otsuki1999–2003
- Jin Sato1999–2002
- Kazuki Teshima1999–2009
Kazuyoshi Miura1999–2000- Kenichiro Tokura1999–1999
- Kentaro Yoshida1999–2001
- Makoto Atsuta1999–2004
- Marcos Antonio García Nascimento1999–1999
- Masato Yamasaki1999–2000
- Paulo Magino1999–1999
- Shigeki Tsujimoto1999–2005
- Shigeru Morioka1999–1999
- Shinya Tomita1999–2005
- Sidiclei de Souza1999–1999
- Suguru Ito1999–1999
Yasuhito Endo1999–2001
Daisuke Matsui2000–2004- Edinho Baiano2000–2000
- Fabrício André Pires2000–2000
- Hideaki Ueno2000–2008
- Kazuki Sato2000–2000
- Kenji Miyazaki2000–2001
- Masato Kawaguchi2000–2002
Park Ji-Sung2000–2003- Regis Pitbull2000–2000
- Shigeyoshi Mochizuki2000–2000
- Tadashi Nakamura2000–2004
Takashi Hirano2000–2000- Teruaki Kurobe2000–2004
- Tomoaki Matsukawa2000–2002
- Kazuhiro Suzuki2001–2006
- Kiyotaka Ishimaru2001–2005
- Makoto Kakuda2001–2003
- Masayoshi Yoshida2001–2001
- Michiyasu Osada2001–2001
- Piotr Sowisz2001–2001
- Shohei Yamamoto2001–2003
- Yusaku Ueno2001–2002
- Atsushi Mio2002–2007
Aureliano Torres2002–2002- Daisuke Nakaharai2002–2007
- Daniel Sanabria2002–2002
- Ned Zelic2002–2002
- Noboru Kohara2002–2007
- Richard Estigarribia2002–2002
- Shingo Suzuki2002–2003
- Takatoshi Matsumoto2002–2003
Yusuke Mori2002–2004- Yutaka Tahara2002–2008
- André Luiz de Souza Silva2003–2004
- Daigo Watanabe2003–2010
- Harutaka Ono2003–2003
Ko Jong-soo2003–2003- Koji Nishimura2003–2007
- Masahiro Ando2003–2003
- Masayuki Maegawa2003–2004
Regillio Simons2003–2003- Tadamichi Machida2003–2003
- Takuya Muguruma2003–2005
Choi Yong-soo2004–2004- Hideaki Ikematsu2004–2006
- Leandro Vieira2004–2004
- Masamichi Yamada2004–2004
- Ryuta Hara2004–2004
- Satoru Suzuki2004–2006
- Satoshi Hashida2004–2007
- Shigenori Hagimura2004–2005
- Takuya Mikami2004–2007
Carlos Adriano de Jesus Soares2005–2006- Daishi Kato2005–2008
- Daisuke Hoshi2005–2007
- Kenichiro Meta2005–2007
- Masakazu Washida2005–2006
Masatoshi Matsuda2005–2006
Paulo Antonio de Oliveira2005–2009- Ricardo Cavalcante Ribeiro2005–2006
- Toshiya Ishii2005–2008
- Yuki Okubo2005–2008
- André Pinto2006–2007
- Arata Kodama2006–2006
Julio César Pinheiro2006–2006- Kentoku Noborio2006–2008
- Makoto Kakuda2006–2006
- Masataka Tamura2006–2007
- Takenori Hayashi2006–2009
- Jun Ando2007–2013
- Kazuki Kuranuki2007–2007
- Makoto Kakuda2007–2010
- Ryuzo Morioka2007–2008
- Takaaki Tokushige2007–2008
- Takashi Hirajima2007–2008
- Tiago Prado2007–2007
- Yasumasa Nishino2007–2010
- Yusuke Nakatani2007–2013
Yutaka Akita2007–2007- Atsushi Yanagisawa2008–2010
- Carlos Eduardo Soares2008–2008
- Hiroki Mizumoto2008–2010
- Koken Kato2008–2011
- Sidiclei de Souza2008–2009
- Taisuke Nakamura2008–2011
- Takumi Miyayoshi2008–2015
Tatsuya Masushima2008–2008- Yuichi Mizutani2008–2012
- Yūto Satō2008–2009
- Éldis Fernando Damasio2008–2008
- Atsutaka Nakamura2009–2012
Diego Souza2009–2011- Kenya Matsui2009–2009
Kim Song-yong2009–2011
Lee Jung-soo2009–2009- Shun Morishita2009–2011
- Takumi Uesato2009–2011
- Tatsuya Masushima2009–2010
- Tatsuya Morita2009–2011
- Yohei Toyoda2009–2011
- Yuta Someya2009–2013
- Dan Howbert2010–2011
- Junior Dutra2010–2012
Kwak Tae-hwi2010–2010- Shingo Suzuki2010–2011
- Takayuki Fukumura2010–2015
- Tsuyoshi Kodama2010–2013
- William Thiego de Jesus2010–2010
- Yosuke Kataoka2010–2010
- Alair de Souza Camargo Júnior2011–2011
Jung Woo-young2011–2013- Kohei Kudo2011–2014
- Michitaka Akimoto2011–2013
- Ryusuke Sakai2011–2014
- Takashi Uchino2011–2014
- Yohei Naito2011–2012
- Yoshiaki Komai2011–2015
- Yuta Ito2011–2015
Yuya Kubo2011–2013- Kazuki Hara2012–2013
- Kazuki Kuranuki2012–2012
Riki Harakawa2012–2015- Shun Nagasawa2012–2012
Wilfried Sanou2012–2013- Yuji Takahashi2012–2017
- Kazushi Mitsuhira2013–2014
- Koji Yamase2013–2016
- Alessandro Nunes2014–2014
- Dyanfres Douglas Chagas Matos2014–2014
- Hideo Tanaka2014–2014
- Koki Arita2014–2014
Masashi Oguro2014–2015- Ryosuke Tamura2014–2018
- Yusuke Higa2014–2014
- Hayato Sasaki2015–2015
Kim Nam-il2015–2015
Masaya Okugawa2015–2015
Andrei Girotto2016–2016
Marcus Tulio Tanaka2017–2019- Tomoya Koyamatsu2017–2019
Peter Utaka2020–2022- Ryota Moriwaki2020–2021
- Seiji Kimura2021–2021
Genki Omae2022–2022- Kazuki Tanaka2022–2023
Quenten Martinus2022–2022
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The club was started as Kyoto Shiko Club, one of the few proper Japanese football clubs in the sense of being strictly dedicated to football and not being part of a company. Like Ventforet Kofu, it could not rise to a Japan Soccer League First Division dominated by company teams; in 1993, after the J.League was created, Kyoto Shiko Club, aided by funds from local new sponsors Kyocera and Nintendo, professionalized (though some players broke away and formed their own clubs, see below) and joined the former Japan Football League under the new name Kyoto Purple Sanga. First joining the J.League in 1996, Kyoto Purple Sanga hold the dubious distinction of being the League's most relegated side, having been demoted on three occasions. Relegation to J2 League occurred at the end of the 2000, 2003 and 2006 seasons; more than any other team. The 2003 relegation happened despite having many national team players such as Park Ji-sung and Daisuke Matsui on its roster, and they eventually left for European clubs. In December 2007, Sanga gained J1 League status for the fourth time in their history via the promotion/relegation playoff and therefore shorten its club name to Kyoto Sanga. A 0–2 home defeat to Urawa Reds on 14 November 2010 confirmed Sanga's relegation back to J2, bringing an end to their three-season spell in the top flight. In the 2021 season, Sanga returned to J1 League after an 11-year absence and finished as runner-up. In 2022, Kyoto Sanga remained in J1 League after draw…
Kansai Soccer League: 1966–1971 (as Kyoto Shiko Club) Division 2 (JSL Division 2): 1972–1978 (as Kyoto Shiko Club) Kansai Soccer League: 1979–1988 (as Kyoto Shiko Club) Division 2 (JSL Division 2): 1989–1991 (as Kyoto Shiko Club) Division 3 (Old JFL Division 2): 1992 (as Kyoto Shiko Club) Division 2 (Old JFL Division 1): 1993–1995 (as Kyoto Shiko Club 1993; Kyoto Purple Sanga afterwards) Division 1 (J1 League): 1996–2000 (as Kyoto Purple Sanga) Division 2 (J2 League): 2001 (as Kyoto Purple Sanga) Division 1 (J1 League): 2002–2003 (as Kyoto Purple Sanga) Division 2 (J2 League): 2004–2005 (as Kyoto Purple Sanga) Division 1 (J1 League): 2006 (as Kyoto Purple Sanga) Division 2 (J2 League): 2007 Division 1 (J1 League): 2008–2010 Division 2 (J2 League): 2011–2021 Division 1 (J1 League): 2022–present (As of 2025): 15 seasons in the top tier, 28 seasons in the second tier, 1 season in the third tier and 16 seasons in the Regional Leagues.
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Kyoto Sanga (京都サンガ) is a Japanese professional football club based in Kyoto. The club plays in the J1 League, the top tier of football in the country. Its name "Sanga" comes from the Sanskrit word sangha, a term meaning "group" or "club" and often used to denote the Buddhist priesthood, associating the club with Kyoto's many Buddhist temples.
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