Home / Sport / Soccer / Japanese J1 League / Kashima Antlers

Name

Kashima Antlers

(0 users)


Badge

Next Event (15 Nov)
Kashima Antlers vs Yokohama F Marinos

Manager
None Found...


League Position
6

Recent League Form ➡
|

Established
1947 (79 years old)

Sport
Soccer

Venue

Kashima Soccer Stadium
(40,728 Capacity)

Former Names
None Add some?

Equipment Clearart

Archive
Primary Colours

Location
Kashima, Ibaraki, Japan

Nicknames

Competitions
Japanese J1 League
Japanese JLeague Cup
Japan Emperors Cup
AFC Champions League Elite

Last Edit
AndyIgnacio: 17/Oct/26

Logo

		Upcoming
15 Nov 26	Kashima AKashima Antlers	6:00am	Yokohama Yokohama F Marinos
20 Nov 26	Kashima AKashima Antlers	10:00am	Shimizu SShimizu S-Pulse
25 Nov 26	Kashima AKashima Antlers	10:00am	Jeonbuk HJeonbuk Hyundai Motors
28 Nov 26	Kashima AKashima Antlers	6:00am	Fagiano OFagiano Okayama
02 Dec 26	PortPort	12:15pm	Kashima AKashima Antlers
		Results
11 Nov 26	Yokohama Yokohama F Marinos	2 - 3	Kashima AKashima Antlers
07 Nov 26	FC TokyoFC Tokyo	2 - 0	Kashima AKashima Antlers
04 Nov 26	Buriram UBuriram United	0 - 0	Kashima AKashima Antlers
31 Oct 26	Kashima AKashima Antlers	4 - 1	Cerezo OsCerezo Osaka
28 Oct 26	Kashima AKashima Antlers	3 - 0	Pohang StPohang Steelers

Description
Kashima Antlers (鹿島アントラーズ, Kashima Antorāzu) are a Japanese professional association football club playing in the J1 League with financial backing from Mercari.

Antlers is derived from the city name, Kashima, which literally means "deer island".

Since the J.League's creation and introduction of professional Japanese football in 1993, Kashima have proved by far Japan's most successful club team, having won the J.League title a record eight times, the J.League Cup a record six times and the Emperor's Cup five times for an unprecedented total of nineteen major domestic titles. Kashima also won their first AFC Champions League title in 2018. Kashima have finished in the top five of the league for over seventy percent of all seasons played to date, recorded an average end of season league placing of third and captured a major domestic title in over sixty percent of all seasons played to date.

Kashima won the most titles out of all the J.League Champions, and are also one of only two teams to have competed in Japan's top flight of professional football every year since its inception (the other being Yokohama F. Marinos).


Team Members

Number	Name	Nationality	Position	Wage	Contract
1	Tomoki Hayakawa	Japan	Goalkeeper	-	-
2	Koki Anzai	Japan	Defender	-	-
3	Tae-hyeon Kim	South Korea	Centre-Back	-	-
4	Kaito Chida	Japan	Centre-Back	-	-
5	Ikuma Sekigawa	Japan	Defender	-	-
6	Kento Misao	Japan	Midfielder	-	-
7	Ryoya Ogawa	Japan	Left-Back	-	-
8	Matheus Bueno	Brazil	Central Midfield	-	-
9	Léo Ceará	Brazil	Centre-Forward	-	-
10	Gaku Shibasaki	Japan	Central Midfield	-	0
11	Kyosuke Tagawa	Japan	Centre-Forward	-
13	Ryuta Koike	Japan	Right-Back	-	-
14	Yuta Higuchi	Japan	Midfielder	-	-
17	Élber	Brazil	Left Wing	-	-
18	Yan Matheus	Brazil	Right Winger	-	-
19	Sho Omori	Japan	Left-Back	-	-
21	Taiki Yamada	Japan	Goalkeeper	-	-
23	Keisuke Tsukui	Japan	Defender	-	-
24	Haruki Hayashi	Japan	Left Midfield	-	-
26	Naoki Suto	Japan	Midfielder	-	-
27	Yuta Matsumura	Japan	Midfielder	-	-
29	Yuji Kajikawa	Japan	Goalkeeper	-	-
30	Minato Yoshida	Japan	Centre-Forward	-	-
34	Homare Tokuda	Japan	Centre-Forward	-	-
35	Anthony Motosuna	Japan	Centre-Back	-	-
37	Rikuto Hirose	Japan	Right-Back	-	-
40	Yuma Suzuki	Japan	Centre-Forward	-
55	Naomichi Ueda	Japan	Defender	-	-
77	Aleksandar Čavrić	Slovakia	Right Wing	-	-
-	Diego Evaristo	Brazil	Midfielder	-	-
-	Hugo Serejo	Brazil	Midfielder	-	-
-	Ryota Nagaki	Japan	Midfielder	-	-
-	Shoma Doi	Japan	Midfielder	-	-
-	Sun-Tae Kwoun	Korea Republic	Goalkeeper	-	-
-	Talles Brener de Paula	Brazil	Midfielder	-	-
-	Yasushi Endo	Japan	Midfielder	-	-
-	Yusuke Ogawa	Japan	Midfielder	-	-

= Player Contract years remaining



Trophies

Collections
None found...


Fanart


Banner

Other Links