Shogun Soccer
Ryo NakagawaraNewsletter on Japanese Soccer (J.League, Japan national team, etc.) from a tactical, data, and fan perspective.
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Shogun Soccer Scouting #19: Rion Ichihara (Part 2)
Hi all. When it comes to scouting blogs I feel like a lot of people are fairly one-and-done and quickly move on to chase the next Cannavaro/Messi/etc. after writing about a particular player. So to change things up again, I thought it’ll be...
A Deep Dive on Shion Shinkawa's Off-The-Ball Movement
Shion Shinkawa was heavily linked to a move to Sint-Truiden after his club Sagan Tosu announced this last Monday that he was “in negotiations for a transfer to an overseas club”. Today, (finally) the move has been officially announced! This...
Shogun Soccer Scouting #18: Satoshi Tanaka
Happy New Year! If you’ve been following me for the past five-or-so years (well first of all, thank you, you are appreciated) you’d know Satoshi Tanaka is a player I’ve talked about over-and-over-and-over again on the old blog and the new. ...
Shogun Soccer Scouting #17: Ryunosuke Sato
Happy holidays! Hope y’all are enjoying the end-of-the-year. For me though, this is the time where I’m probably the most busiest both in my day job and hobby-wise churning out the J.League reviews. On top of that, the winter transfer window...
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Ryo is a Japanese soccer blogger. I run the "Shogun Soccer" newsletter that analyzes the J.League from a tactical, data, and fan perspective! Twitter: @R_by_Ryo BlueSky:@rbyryo
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