Fukuoka · Kyushu
Avispa Fukuoka
アビスパ福岡
Last checked 22 Oct, 00:30 UK · 2026/27
THIS SEASON
18in J17 points · 11 matches
2 wins / 1 draws / 8 losses
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Latest team news
Kennedy Egbus Mikuni
Confirmed · Named in Fukuoka’s squad at Machida
Matsu’s view: Restores a defensive bench option; no starting-XI change is established.
Event 18 Oct 2026 · Checked 19 Oct 2026
Club / league references
- J.League — 18 October official lineup ↗ · 18 Oct 2026
Kazuki Fukushima
Confirmed · Meniscus surgery; six-month recovery
Matsu’s view: Reduces options in this position if the absence continues; a current team selection change is not confirmed.
Event 17 May 2026 · Checked 11 Oct 2026
Club / league references
- Club / J.League announcement ↗ · 28 May 2026
Daiki Fukazawa
Confirmed · Left match injured; diagnosis not verified
Matsu’s view: Losing a starting defender can disrupt back-line continuity; the report confirms Kamijima replaced him that day, not who will start next.
Event 12 Sept 2026 · Checked 11 Oct 2026
Club / league references
- Club / J.League announcement ↗ · 12 Sept 2026
Shosei Usui
Reported · September injury absence; current fitness unknown
Matsu’s view: His absence would reduce forward options; the report describes an already stretched attack, but no next-match replacement is confirmed.
Checked 11 Oct 2026
Matsu’s analysis
All analysis →Machida Zelvia · Avispa Fukuoka
Machida keep finding ways to win.
Back from Singapore, short recovery and still a 3-0. Pretty useful habit.
Published 19 Oct 2026Read analysis →Avispa Fukuoka · Fagiano Okayama
A bloody important win for Fukuoka.
Maejima gave Fukuoka an early lead, Shirai equalised after the break, and substitute Yu Hashimoto supplied the winner. Fukuoka needed this far more than they needed a tidy performance.
Published 12 Oct 2026Read analysis →Recent results
All club results →THE CLUB’S STORY
1982 · Chuo Bohan
Avispa began as a company team in Fujieda, Shizuoka. The club moved to Fukuoka in 1995 and adopted the Avispa name when entering the J.League. Its history connects the old company-team system with the ambition to establish professional football in a new home city.