Aichi · Chubu
Nagoya Grampus
名古屋グランパス
THIS SEASON
12in J113 points · 11 matches
4 wins / 1 draws / 6 losses
LLWWDLast five · oldest → newest
Full league table →J1 AVAILABILITY
Latest team news
Katsuhiro Nakayama
Confirmed · Match return confirmed on 21 October
Matsu’s view: Restores a wide option to the available match squad; no change of starting hierarchy is established.
Event 21 Oct 2026 · Checked 21 Oct 2026
Club / league references
Yuya Asano
Confirmed · Achilles rupture confirmed
Matsu’s view: Removes an attacking-midfield option for a sustained period; replacement minutes need separate lineup evidence.
Event 6 Sept 2026 · Checked 11 Oct 2026
Club / league references
- Nagoya Grampus ↗ · 17 Sept 2026
Marcos Vinicius
Confirmed · Rehabilitation in Brazil; return date unknown
Matsu’s view: Reduces attacking depth; no basis here to assign new minutes to a specific teammate.
Event 21 Mar 2026 · Checked 11 Oct 2026
Club / league references
- Nagoya Grampus injury release ↗ · 25 Mar 2026
- Nagoya Grampus rehabilitation update ↗ · 8 Sept 2026
Matsu’s analysis
All analysis →Kashiwa Reysol · Nagoya Grampus
Probably the result of the round.
Kashiwa had been playing some of the nicest football in the league. Nagoya went there, took their opportunities and came away with three points.
Published 19 Oct 2026Read analysis →Kawasaki Frontale · Nagoya Grampus
Nagoya finally stop the slide.
Haruya Fujii scored early from Morishima's corner. Wakizaka quickly equalised, but substitute Yamagishi supplied the winner. Nagoya ended their four-match losing run and gave themselves a bit of breathing room.
Published 12 Oct 2026Read analysis →Recent results
All club results →THE CLUB’S STORY
Toyota company-team roots
Nagoya Grampus were one of the original ten J.League clubs, entering the professional era with Toyota’s backing. The club’s history charts the move from company football into a team representing Aichi. Its official timeline records the personalities and milestones that shaped the Grampus era.