What kind of season was the 2025-26 season?

With the conclusion of the 3rd F.League U-18 Futsal Tournament, all projects for the 2025-26 season have ended. It was my first year as Chairman overseeing league operations from opening to closing. We focused on expanding projects and enhancing league value, operating primarily around five areas: Cross-border, Global Mind, Next Generation, Fan Build, and Social Good. Through the title partnership with MetLife Insurance Co., Ltd. and collaborations with new partners like Dwango Co., Ltd., BS Nippon Corporation, and ATTS Inc., we achieved results that strengthened the league's outreach and improved its brand value.

What are the future prospects for the league?

The next season will be the 20th kickoff for the F.League. Furthermore, the 2027-28 season will mark significant milestones: the "F.League 20th Anniversary" and the "Women's F.League 10th Anniversary." Towards these milestones, we aim to enhance the league's value and achieve sustainable growth through collaboration with many of you. We also envision arenas as "social infrastructure" where local people gather, creating "Arena Malls" where communities naturally form.

Do you have a message for the fans and supporters?

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all our fans and supporters who consistently support the league and each club, our sponsoring companies, local government officials, members of the press, and everyone involved in futsal. While collaboration with clubs has deepened, we recognize that there are still areas where we have not fully met the expectations of our fans and supporters. The league and clubs will continue to work together to create more attractive matches and improve the viewing environment. We ask for your continued warm support and encouragement next season, embodying the spirit of "petit à petit" (little by little).

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Regarding the End of the 2025-26 Season: A Report and Thanks from Chairman Daisuke Matsui [Japan Top League of Futsal]

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The Japan Top League of Futsal reports on the conclusion of the 2025-26 season, with Chairman Daisuke Matsui summarizing the achievements.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What kind of season was the 2025-26 season?: A: With the conclusion of the 3rd F.League U-18 Futsal Tournament, all projects for the 2025-26 season have ended. It was my first year as Chairman overseeing league operations from opening to closing. We focused on expanding projects and enhancing league value, operating primarily around five areas: Cross-border, Global Mind, Next Generation, Fan Build, and Social Good. Through the title partnership with MetLife Insurance Co., Ltd. and collaborations with new partners like Dwango Co., Ltd., BS Nippon Corporation, and ATTS Inc., we achieved results that strengthened the league's outreach and improved its brand value.
Q: What are the future prospects for the league?: A: The next season will be the 20th kickoff for the F.League. Furthermore, the 2027-28 season will mark significant milestones: the "F.League 20th Anniversary" and the "Women's F.League 10th Anniversary." Towards these milestones, we aim to enhance the league's value and achieve sustainable growth through collaboration with many of you. We also envision arenas as "social infrastructure" where local people gather, creating "Arena Malls" where communities naturally form.
Q: Do you have a message for the fans and supporters?: A: We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all our fans and supporters who consistently support the league and each club, our sponsoring companies, local government officials, members of the press, and everyone involved in futsal. While collaboration with clubs has deepened, we recognize that there are still areas where we have not fully met the expectations of our fans and supporters. The league and clubs will continue to work together to create more attractive matches and improve the viewing environment. We ask for your continued warm support and encouragement next season, embodying the spirit of "petit à petit" (little by little).