Albirex Niigata FC (Singapore)

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Albirex Niigata FC (Singapore)
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Full name Albirex Niigata Football
Club (Singapore)
Nickname(s) The White Swans
Founded 2004
Ground Jurong East Stadium
Singapore
Capacity 2,700
Chairman Hiromu Ikeda
First Team Coach Ichiro Otsuka
League S. League
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Albirex Niigata FC (Singapore) is a soccer club which plays in Singapore's S.League. The club is a satellite team of Albirex Niigata of Japan, and its players come from Japan.

The club joined the S.League in 2004, and has succeeded in winning over the local Japanese community in Singapore, and has also attracted praise from the local media for their professional approach to running a football club.

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[edit] S-League Record

[edit] Current Squad

Squad for 2007 S-League.

No. Position Player
1 Flag of Japan GK Kazuma Miyauchi
2 Flag of Japan DF Masato Anzai
3 Flag of Japan DF Jun Ishikawa
4 Flag of Japan DF Norikazu Sakata
5 Flag of Japan DF Takatoshi Uchida
6 Flag of Japan MF Hideaki Iwahana
7 Flag of Japan MF Hosogai Shin
8 Flag of Japan MF Yoshitaka Komori
9 Flag of Japan FW Akira Takase
10 Flag of Japan MF Eiichiro Ozaki (captain)
11 Flag of Japan FW Hideaki Sasaki
13 Flag of Japan DF Kosei Yokoi
No. Position Player
14 Flag of Japan MF Takayuki Motoshimizu
15 Flag of Japan MF Taiki Hamada
16 Flag of Japan MF Masatoshi Saiga
17 Flag of Japan MF Yohei Machida
18 Flag of Japan FW Kenta Toyota
19 Flag of Japan MF Genji Nakamura
20 Flag of Japan FW Akihiko Shimizu
21 Flag of Japan MF Tetsuya Okayama
22 Flag of Japan GK Junjiro Tani
23 Flag of Japan FW Takayuki Watanabe
24 Flag of Japan FW Yutaka Ozawa
25 Flag of Japan GK Norio Takahashi

[edit] Notable former players

[edit] External links

S.League 2007 clubs
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