Best Japan SS in eFootball 2026

The top 30 Japan second strikers in eFootball, ranked by their best card. Takumi Minamino leads at 91 overall.

Top 30 Japan Second Strikers

  1. 191Takumi MinaminoAS Monaco · Japan · Age 30
  2. 289Shota FujioFC Machida Zelvia · Japan · Age 24
  3. 388Hiroyuki AbeShonan Bellmare · Japan · Age 36
  4. 484Genki OmaeKyoto Sanga F.C. · Japan · Age 36
  5. 582Shinji OkazakiLeicester B · Japan · Age 30
  6. 680Yoshinori MutoVissel Kobe · Japan · Age 33
  7. 780Yuito SuzukiBrondby GB · Japan · Age 24
  8. 879Jun NishikawaSagan Tosu · Japan · Age 23
  9. 977Mutsuki KatoSanfrecce Hiroshima · Japan · Age 28
  10. 1077Yusuke SegawaKawasaki Frontale · Japan · Age 31
  11. 1177Yuya AsanoConsadole Sapporo · Japan · Age 28
  12. 1276Takashi UsamiGamba Osaka · Japan · Age 33
  13. 1376Tsuyoshi OgashiwaConsadole Sapporo · Japan · Age 27
  14. 1476Yoichiro KakitaniTokushima Vortis · Japan · Age 35
  15. 1576Yuji OnoAlbirex Niigata · Japan · Age 33
  16. 1676Yamato WakatsukiYamaguchi O · Japan · Age 23
  17. 1775Takaya KimuraFagiano Okayama · Japan · Age 27
  18. 1874Sho ItoYokohama FC · Japan · Age 37
  19. 1974Yuki MutoKashiwa Reysol · Japan · Age 37
  20. 2072Taisei MiyashiroLas Palmas AA · Japan · Age 25
  21. 2170Sota NakamuraSanfrecce Hiroshima · Japan · Age 23
  22. 2270Motoki NagakuraFC Tokyo · Japan · Age 26
  23. 2370Takuma NishimuraFC Machida Zelvia · Japan · Age 29
  24. 2469Shunta ArakiFC Machida Zelvia · Japan · Age 26
  25. 2569Gaku NawataGamba Osaka · Japan · Age 19
  26. 2669Kensuke NagaiNagoya Grampus · Japan · Age 36
  27. 2769Motohiko NakajimaCerezo Osaka · Japan · Age 26
  28. 2869Shoma DoiMontedio Yamagata · Japan · Age 33
  29. 2968Naoki NomuraJapan · Age 34
  30. 3067Yumeki YokoyamaCerezo Osaka · Japan · Age 20

Frequently asked questions

Who is the best Japan SS in eFootball 2026?

Takumi Minamino is the highest rated Japan second striker in eFootball 2026, with a 91-rated card (AS Monaco).

Who are the top Japan second strikers in eFootball?

The top five are Takumi Minamino (91), Shota Fujio (89), Hiroyuki Abe (88), Genki Omae (84), Shinji Okazaki (82).

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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