AC Nagano Parceiro

Nagano Parceiro
Basic data
Surname	AC Nagano Parceiro
Seat	Nagano , Nagano Prefecture
founding	1990
Colours	orange-navy blue
president	Yousuke Niwa
Website	parceiro.co.jp
First soccer team
Head coach	Yūji Yokoyama
Venue	Minami-Nagano Sports Park Stadium
Places	15,491
league	J3 League
2019	10th place
home Away

The Athletic Club Nagano Parceiro ( Japanese ア ス レ チ ッ ク ク ラ ブ 長野 パ ル セ イ ロ , Asurechikku Kurabu Nagano Paruseiro ) is a Japanese football club in Nagano . The epithet Parceiro comes from Portuguese and means partner .

history

The association was founded in 1990 by former high school students under the name Nagano Elza SC . The colors orange and dark blue are said to represent Nagano Prefecture . Within a few years, the club was able to advance from the local to the prefecture and regional leagues. In 2003 the debut in the Kaiserpokal followed . In 2007 the club was renamed because of a trademark infringement. The lioness as the team's mascot was retained under the name Elza.

The rival is the neighboring Matsumoto Yamaga FC The games are commonly referred to as the Shinshū Derby . With the promotion to the Japan Football League , the team was able to secure second place. Since the club could not yet become a member of the J. League due to the previously insufficient stadium capacity , he was denied promotion.

In 2013 the club won the Japan Football League and was promoted to the J3 League . In March 2015 the new Minami-Nagano Sports Park Stadium opened.

successes

• Japan Football League

Winner: 2013 ▲ 

• J3 League

Runner-up: 2014

Stadion

Minami-Nagano Sports Park Stadium

Its home games wearing the club in Minami Nagano Sports Park Stadium in Nagano in Nagano Prefecture from. The stadium has a capacity of 14,491 people. The sports facility is owned by the city of Nagano.

Coordinates: 36 ° 34 '47.9 "  N , 138 ° 10' 11.7"  E

player

Status: June 2020

No. position Surname 1 TW Akihito Ozawa 2 FROM Keita Yoshioka 3 FROM Genichi Endo 4th FROM Niki Urakami 5 FROM Kenta Hirose 6th MF Shunsuke Iwanuma 7th MF Naoya Senoo 8th MF Tomofumi Fujiyama 9 MF Kanta Makino 10 MF Hiroshi Azuma 11 ST Yu Kimura 13 ST Tsubasa Sano 14th MF Naoki Sanda 15th ST Kazuaki Sasō

No. position Surname 16 TW Nobuyuki Abe 17th MF Takuma Mizutani 18th FROM Kyōhei Uchida 19th ST Yoshiki Oka 20th FROM Yuzuru Yoshimura 21st TW Kotaro Tachikawa 22nd ST Ibuki Yoshida 23 ST Yūto Ōshiro 24 MF Hiroyuki Tsubokawa 25th MF Ryoji Fujimori 26th FROM Kaito Omono 28 MF Hinata Konishi 29 FROM Kento Kawata 31 TW Wang Xiaofeng

Season placement

season	league	Teams	Item	spectator	Emperor's Cup
2013	JFL	18th	1. ▲	2339	Round of 16
2014	J3	12	2.	3595	2nd round
2015	J3	13	3.	4733	2nd round
2016	J3	16	3.	5018	3rd round
2017	J3	17th	5.	4256	4th round
2018	J3	17th	10.	3554	2nd round
2019	J3	18th	9.	3000	2nd round
2020	J3	19th

Coach chronicle

Trainer	nation	from	to
Takanori Kominato	Japan	February 1, 2000	January 31, 2006
Badú	Brazil	March 16, 2006	December 31, 2009
Norihiro Satsukawa	Japan	February 1, 2010	January 31, 2013
Naohiko Minobe	Japan	1st February 2013	August 6, 2015
Hajime Eto	Japan	5th August 2015	December 31, 2015
Fumitake Miura	Japan	February 1, 2016	January 31, 2017
Tetsuya Asano	Japan	January 1, 2017	June 12, 2018
Yuji Sakakura	Japan	June 13, 2018	January 31, 2019
Yūji Yokoyama	Japan	1st February 2019	today

Web links

• official website
• AC Nagano Parceiro at transfermarkt.de
• AC Nagano Parceiro at soccerway.com

Individual evidence

1. ↑ J. League Data Site