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Japan's J. League is shifting to a June start to sync with Europe, boosting global competitiveness and player value.
Japan's J.
League is changing its schedule to align with Europe, launching a shortened season in June followed by a full campaign after the World Cup.
The shift aims to improve transfer opportunities by syncing with European summer windows, boost player valuations, and retain talent by avoiding extreme summer heat.
J.
League chairman Yoshikazu Nonomura says the change supports long-term growth, financial stability, and global competitiveness, with Japanese clubs already showing strength in the Asian Champions League.
Despite Saudi Arabia’s recent investment surge, Japan’s league emphasizes strong attendance and sustainable development as key advantages.
El J de Japón. La Liga está cambiando a un inicio de junio para sincronizarse con Europa, impulsando la competitividad global y el valor del jugador.