Ryōta Nagaki

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ИИ

Ryōta Nagaki is a talented Japanese association football player known for his skills as a midfielder.

He began his professional career with Shonan Bellmare in 2010, where he made his league debut shortly after joining.

Nagaki played for Kashima Antlers from 2016 to 2021, winning the J1 League title in 2016.

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Биография

Early Life

Ryōta Nagaki is a Japanese footballer born into a culture rich in sports, particularly football. He began his journey in the sport at a young age, joining the youth teams of Kawasaki Frontale, where he honed his skills in both the U-15 and U-18 squads. After his youth career, he continued his development at Chuo University, where he showcased his talent and determination.

Career

Nagaki's professional career took off in 2010 when he was approved as a specially designated player by the Japan Football Association (JFA) for Shonan Bellmare. He made his league debut in July 2010, coming on as a substitute in a match against Kashima Antlers. Over the years, he became a key player for Shonan, wearing the number 6 shirt and making significant contributions, including scoring his first goal in 2011. His efforts helped the team achieve promotion back to the J1 League in 2014 after a strong season.

In 2016, Nagaki joined Kashima Antlers, where he celebrated success, winning the J1 League and the Emperor's Cup. He also had a brief stint with Nagoya Grampus before returning to Shonan Bellmare in 2022. As of 2023, he plays for Tokushima Vortis, continuing to make his mark in Japanese football.

International Career

Nagaki's talent was recognized on the international stage when he was called up to the Japan men's national football team in September 2016. He made his international debut in a friendly match against Oman, where he played 68 minutes, marking a significant milestone in his career, although it remains his only cap to date.

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Club career

Shonan Bellmare

Nagaki started his career with the Kawasaki Frontale youth teams, playing for both their U-15 and U-18 teams before playing for Chuo University. In his fourth year of study, he was approved as a specially designated player by the JFA in the 2010 season for Shonan Bellmare. He took the number 41 shirt and made his league debut for Shonan in July 2010, coming on as second-half substitute in 1–0 defeat to Kashima Antlers. He made nine appearances in his debut season where Shonan finished bottom of the league and therefore relegated to the J2 League. In his second season representing Shonan Bellmare, Nagaki was given the number 6 shirt and made 40 appearances across all competitions, however 2011 was another disappointing season for the club as they finished 14th of 20 teams in the second tier. Nagaki did score his first goal for the club in this season, scoring in the 41st minute in a 1–0 victory of Sagan Tosu. This was the first of four league goals in the 2011 season. Nagaki continued to be a regular starter for Shonan over the next few seasons, as the club yo-yoed between the first and second tier. Things improved drastically in the 2012 season, as Nagaki made a further 43 appearances and scoring two goals for Shonan, helping them finish in 2nd place in the league and gaining automatic promotion back to the J1 League. They then finished 16th of 18 in the 2013 season and were relegated, but were then promoted again immediately in the 2014 season after…

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International career

In September 2016, Nagaki was called up to the national team as manager Vahid Halilhodzic wanted to give an opportunity to players to check the quality of their play. Nagaki played 68 minutes of Japan's 4–0 friendly win over Oman. This has been his only international cap to date.

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Career statistics

Club

As of 11 March 2023.

1Includes Japanese Super Cup, J. League Championship, FIFA Club World Cup and Suruga Bank Championship.

International

As of match played 11 November 2016

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Club: Shonan Bellmare (2010–2015)
Club: Kashima Antlers (2016–2021)
Club: Shonan Bellmare (2022–)
Club: Japan men's national football team (2016–2016)
Club: Nagoya Grampus (2022–2022)
Club: Tokushima Vortis (2023–)

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Honours

Shonan Bellmare

J2 League: 2014 Kashima Antlers

J1 League: 2016 Emperor's Cup: 2016, 2019 Runners-up Japanese Super Cup: 2017 Club World Cup: 2016 Runners-up J.League Cup / Copa Sudamericana Championship: 2016 Runners-up AFC Champions League: 2018

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