FIFA 17 Features Japanese J1 League - All 18 Clubs & Suita City Football Stadium
 

EA Sports has announced Japan's top flight football league, the MEIJI YASUDA J1 League and J.League Cup tournament will be featured in FIFA 17 when the game launches on September 27.

All 18 clubs that make up the J1 League will be featured, with authentic logos, kits, and rosters. Content from these clubs will also be included in FIFA Ultimate Team and other modes across FIFA 17.

Below is the list of clubs of the J1 League:

• Vegalta Sendai
• Kashima Antlers
• Urawa Reds
• Omiya Ardija
• Kashiwa Reysol
• FC Tokyo
• Kawasaki Frontale
• Yokohama F. Marinos
• Shonan Bellmare
• Ventforet Kofu
• Albirex Niigata
• Júbilo Iwata
• Nagoya Grampus
• Gamba Osaka
• Vissel Kobe
• Sanfrecce Hiroshima
• Avispa Fukuoka
• Sagan Tosu

Also of note, the new home of Gamba Osaka, Suita City Football Stadium, will be one of the new stadiums available in FIFA 17.

More news on other leagues, teams and stadiums for FIFA 17 will be announced closer to launch.

Great job EA! The more I play it, the more I enjoy FIFA 16. All these little details and stuff to unlock keeps me coming back. Something that PES (as good as the gameplay is as well) lacks.

Re: FIFA 17 Features Japanese J1 League - All 18 Clubs & Suita City Football Stadium
 

I'm really excited about his and I have no idea why. Hopefully this means Japan's National Team is also added.

WOW!!! EA really did it. I'm more Hyped for Fifa 17.

More licenses are never a bad thing, although I see no scenario in which I ever play with any of these teams.

Nice add. Thanks EA

Re: FIFA 17 Features Japanese J1 League - All 18 Clubs & Suita City Football Stadium
 

Astronomical addition. Very excited to see the J-League. My first KONAMI game was J-League WE 97, I used to play with the Urawa Red Diamonds because they were the closest to look like Manchester United. This is great news!

Re: FIFA 17 Features Japanese J1 League - All 18 Clubs & Suita City Football Stadium
 

I think EA had to release this info, since the J1 League spilled the beans with their own press release a while back.