Urawa Red Diamonds, Saitama (JPN)
| Affiliation ID | 980 |
|---|---|
| Full name | Urawa Red Diamonds |
| Short name | Urawa Red Diamonds |
| Place | Saitama (JPN) |
| Sports | FBL |
| Notes | Founded 1950 as Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Football Club; renamed in 1992. The women’s football team is known as Urawa Reds Diamonds Ladies (founded as Urawa Reinas FC in 1998, known as Saitama Reinas FC 2002-2004). |
Athletes (16)
| Kozue Ando |  JPN |
FBL | Olympics | 2004—2012 |
| Thomas Deng |  AUS |
FBL | Olympics | 2020 |
| Wataru Endo | JPN |
FBL | Olympics | 2016—2020 |
| Emily Gielnik | AUS |
FBL | Olympics/Non-starter | 2016—2020 |
| Hajime Hosogai | JPN |
FBL | Olympics | 2008 |
| Hiroshi Katayama | JPN |
FBL | Olympics | 1964—1968 |
| Shinzo Koroki | JPN |
FBL | Olympics | 2016 |
| Takaji Mori | JPN |
FBL | Olympics/Non-starter | 1964—1968 |
| Ryuichi Sugiyama | JPN |
FBL | Olympics | 1964—1968 |
| Zion Suzuki | JPN |
FBL | Non-starter | 2020 |
| Tatsuya Tanaka | JPN |
FBL | Olympics | 2004 |
| Tulio | JPN |
FBL | Olympics | 2004 |
| Nozomi Yamago | JPN |
FBL | Olympics | 2004 |
| Miyuki Yanagita | JPN |
FBL | Olympics | 2004—2008 |
| Kyoko Yano | JPN |
FBL | Olympics | 2004—2012 |
| Kenzo Yokoyama | JPN |
FBL | Olympics | 1964—1968 |