Nagasaki · Kyushu
V-Varen Nagasaki
V・ファーレン長崎
THIS SEASON
14in J112 points · 11 matches
3 wins / 3 draws / 5 losses
WDDLWLast five · oldest → newest
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Latest team news
Yusei Egawa
Confirmed · Match return confirmed on 21 October
Matsu’s view: Previous assessment before the 21 October squad return: Analysis: possible loss of positional cover; a team-strength adjustment or replacement cannot yet be established.
Event 21 Oct 2026 · Checked 21 Oct 2026
Club / league references
Takuma Ominami
Confirmed · Off after 22 minutes; cause not confirmed
Event 21 Oct 2026 · Checked 21 Oct 2026
Club / league references
Luka Radotic
Confirmed · Meniscus diagnosis verified; current clearance unresolved
Matsu’s view: Goalkeeper depth monitoring. A first-choice loss has not been established.
Checked 18 Oct 2026
Club / league references
- J.League — official injury announcement ↗ · 14 Sept 2026
- V-Varen Nagasaki — original medical notice ↗ · 13 Sept 2026
Thiago Santana
Unconfirmed · New availability lead; medical details unverified
Matsu’s view: Possible loss of positional cover; a team-strength adjustment or replacement cannot yet be established.
Checked 17 Oct 2026
Club / league references
- J.League — 17 October official lineup ↗ · 17 Oct 2026
Matsu’s analysis
All analysis →Kashima Antlers · V-Varen Nagasaki
Much more comfortable than the amount of rotation might have suggested.
Oniki made seven changes from the previous league XI after the Asian trip. Ceará scored an early penalty and Cavric doubled the lead almost immediately.
Published 19 Oct 2026Read analysis →JEF United Chiba · V-Varen Nagasaki
JEF were seconds away. Thats what makes it hurt.
Yasui's early free-kick gave JEF the lead, but they couldnt finish the game. Yasuda came off the bench and equalised in the fifth minute of added time.
Published 12 Oct 2026Read analysis →Recent results
All club results →THE CLUB’S STORY
2005 · V-Varen identity
The club took the V-Varen Nagasaki name in 2005, following the integration of local teams. It joined the J.League in 2013. The name draws on Portuguese and Dutch words connected to victory, peace and sailing, reflecting Nagasaki’s international history.