The 2023 season was Avispa Fukuoka's 41st season in existence and the club's third consecutive season in the top flight of Japanese football. In addition to the domestic league, Avispa Fukuoka participated in this season's edition of the Emperor's Cup and the J.League Cup.
Players
First-team squad
Out on loan
Transfers
Transfers inJoin onPos.PlayerMoving fromTransfer type31 MarMF Masato Shigemi Fukuoka UniversityLoan transfer; 2023 DSP1 MarFW Wellington Shonan BellmareFree transferPre-seasonGK Daiki Sakata Iwaki FCFull transferPre-seasonGK Kazuaki Suganuma Fukuoka UniversityLoan transfer; 2023 DSPPre-seasonDF Itsuki Oda Kashima AntlersFull transferPre-seasonDF Masashi Kamekawa Yokohama FCFull transferPre-seasonMF Kazuya Konno FC TokyoFull transferPre-seasonMF Yosuke Ideguchi Celtic FCLoan transferPre-seasonFW Ryoga Sato Tokyo VerdyFull transferPre-seasonFW Reiju Tsuruno Fukuoka UniversityFull transfer
Transfers outLeave onPos.PlayerMoving toTransfer typePre-seasonGK Rikihiro Sugiyama–RetirementPre-seasonDF Takaaki Shichi Sanfrecce HiroshimaFull transferPre-seasonDF Yuta Kumamoto Montedio YamagataFull transferPre-seasonDF Toshiki Toya Kochi UnitedFree transferPre-seasonDF Kaito Kuwahara Suzuka Point GettersFree transferPre-seasonDF Naoki Wako–RetirementPre-seasonMF Jordy Croux Cerezo OsakaFull transferPre-seasonMF Yuji Kitajima Tokyo VerdyLoan transferPre-seasonFW John Mary Çaykur RizesporFull transferPre-seasonFW Daiki Watari Tokushima VortisFull transferPre-seasonFW Juanma V-Varen NagasakiFull transfer
Competitions Overview
J1 League
League table
Results summary
Matches The league fixtures were announced on 20 January 2023.
Emperor's Cup
As Avispa is a J1 club, it started the competition in the second round.
J.League Cup
Quarter-finals
Avispa Fukuoka won 2–1 on aggregate.
Semi-finals
Avispa Fukuoka won 2–0 on aggregate.
Final
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