Best Japan AMF in eFootball 2026

The top 30 Japan attacking midfielders in eFootball, ranked by their best card. Takumi Minamino leads at 93 overall.

Top 30 Japan Attacking Midfielders

  1. 193Takumi MinaminoAS Monaco · Japan · Age 30
  2. 293Daichi KamadaJapan · Japan · Age 29
  3. 391Kanya FujimotoGil Vicente FC · Japan · Age 26
  4. 491Yuki SomaFC Machida Zelvia · Japan · Age 28
  5. 590Makoto MitsutaSanfrecce Hiroshima · Japan · Age 26
  6. 690Ataru EsakaFagiano Okayama · Japan · Age 33
  7. 790Kosuke OnoseShonan Bellmare · Japan · Age 32
  8. 890Masaya ShibayamaCerezo Osaka · Japan · Age 23
  9. 990Ryotaro ArakiFC Tokyo · Japan · Age 23
  10. 1090Shinji KagawaCerezo Osaka · Japan · Age 36
  11. 1190Sota KitanoCerezo Osaka · Japan · Age 21
  12. 1290Takashi InuiShimizu S-Pulse · Japan · Age 37
  13. 1390Takuma NishimuraFC Machida Zelvia · Japan · Age 29
  14. 1490Yoshio KoizumiKashiwa Reysol · Japan · Age 29
  15. 1590Yuki OhashiSanfrecce Hiroshima · Japan · Age 29
  16. 1690Asahi UenakaYokohama F. Marinos · Japan · Age 24
  17. 1790Daiju SasakiVissel Kobe · Japan · Age 26
  18. 1890Shintaro NagoKashima Antlers · Japan · Age 29
  19. 1990Tsukasa MorishimaNagoya Grampus · Japan · Age 28
  20. 2089Ryotaro ItoAlbirex Niigata · Japan · Age 27
  21. 2189Takashi UsamiGamba Osaka · Japan · Age 33
  22. 2289Yoshiaki TakagiAlbirex Niigata · Japan · Age 33
  23. 2389Yuki KobayashiConsadole Sapporo · Japan · Age 33
  24. 2488Ryoya YamashitaYokohama FC · Japan · Age 28
  25. 2588Yuki YamamotoGamba Osaka · Japan · Age 28
  26. 2688Hiroto YamamiTokyo Verdy · Japan · Age 26
  27. 2788Ryota AokiConsadole Sapporo · Japan · Age 29
  28. 2887Tsubasa OzoraTsubasa Team · Japan · Age 15
  29. 2985Hidetoshi NakataRoma GR · Japan · Age 23
  30. 3085Taro MisakiTsubasa Team · Japan · Age 15

Frequently asked questions

Who is the best Japan AMF in eFootball 2026?

Takumi Minamino is the highest rated Japan attacking midfielder in eFootball 2026, with a 93-rated card (AS Monaco).

Who are the top Japan attacking midfielders in eFootball?

The top five are Takumi Minamino (93), Daichi Kamada (93), Kanya Fujimoto (91), Yuki Soma (91), Makoto Mitsuta (90).

What is the difference between Epic, Legendary and Standard cards?

Konami lists six card types. Standard cards show a player as he is now. Epic cards are boosted versions of players at a past peak, Legendary cards are former and current legends, and Highlight, Featured and Trending cards mark standout or in-form performances (Trending cards cannot be developed). Epic and Legendary cards are usually the most wanted on traded accounts.

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