Best Japan CMF in eFootball 2026

The top 30 Japan central midfielders in eFootball, ranked by their best card. Kuryu Matsuki leads at 93 overall.

Top 30 Japan Central Midfielders

  1. 193Kuryu MatsukiGoztepe SK · Japan · Age 22
  2. 292Kodai SanoN.E.C. Nijmegen · Japan · Age 22
  3. 392Reo HatateCeltic FC · Japan · Age 28
  4. 491Sho InagakiNagoya Grampus · Japan · Age 34
  5. 591Atsuki ItoUrawa Reds · Japan · Age 27
  6. 690Rei HirakawaTokyo Verdy · Japan · Age 25
  7. 790Riku YamaneYokohama F. Marinos · Japan · Age 22
  8. 890Shuto AbeGamba Osaka · Japan · Age 28
  9. 990Taiki HiratoKyoto Sanga F.C. · Japan · Age 28
  10. 1090Yuki YamamotoKawasaki Frontale · Japan · Age 28
  11. 1190Ryoma WatanabeUrawa Reds · Japan · Age 29
  12. 1290Taisei MiyashiroVissel Kobe · Japan · Age 25
  13. 1389Hiroyuki MaeAvispa Fukuoka · Japan · Age 30
  14. 1489Riki HarakawaKashiwa Reysol · Japan · Age 32
  15. 1589Yuta HiguchiKashima Antlers · Japan · Age 29
  16. 1689Yoshiaki KomaiConsadole Sapporo · Japan · Age 33
  17. 1789Yosuke IdeguchiAvispa Fukuoka · Japan · Age 29
  18. 1888Kota WatanabeYokohama F. Marinos · Japan · Age 27
  19. 1988Shun NakamuraAvispa Fukuoka · Japan · Age 31
  20. 2085Yasuhito EndoJubilo Iwata · Japan · Age 45
  21. 2185Gakuto NotsudaSanfrecce Hiroshima · Japan · Age 31
  22. 2285Jun MisugiTsubasa Team · Japan · Age 15
  23. 2384Ao TanakaLeeds W · Japan · Age 27
  24. 2484Ken IwaoUrawa Reds · Japan · Age 37
  25. 2582Daichi KamadaS.S. Lazio · Japan · Age 29
  26. 2682Yasuto WakizakaKawasaki Frontale · Japan · Age 30
  27. 2780Shinji OnoShimizu S-Pulse · Japan · Age 31
  28. 2880Kento TachibanadaKawasaki Frontale · Japan · Age 27
  29. 2979Ryo TabeiFagiano Okayama · Japan · Age 26
  30. 3079Taiki AraiAlbirex Niigata · Japan · Age 28

Frequently asked questions

Who is the best Japan CMF in eFootball 2026?

Kuryu Matsuki is the highest rated Japan central midfielder in eFootball 2026, with a 93-rated card (Goztepe SK).

Who are the top Japan central midfielders in eFootball?

The top five are Kuryu Matsuki (93), Kodai Sano (92), Reo Hatate (92), Sho Inagaki (91), Atsuki Ito (91).

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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