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Cerezo Osaka Yanmar Ladies

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clubnameCerezo Osaka Yanmar Ladies
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fullnameCerezo Osaka Yanmar Ladies
nicknameCerezo , Sakura (Cherry Blossoms)
founded
groundYodoko Sakura Stadium
capacity24,481
chairmanHiroaki Morishima
managerNobuhito Toriizuka
leagueWE League
season2024–25
position7th
websitehttps://www.cerezo.jp/ladies/
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the women's football club based in Japan

セレッソ大阪ヤンマーレディース

Cerezo Osaka Yanmar Ladies is a professional women's football club based in Sakai and Osaka, Osaka. The team currently plays in the WE League, the top division of women's football in Japan.

History

Cerezo Osaka, which has been playing in the J.League since 1995, established a women's class at its school in 2005 to strengthen women's football, and formed a women's team as Cerezo Osaka Ladies U-15 in 2010. The team later changed its name to Cerezo Osaka Ladies in 2012. The following year, the team entered the Japan Women's Soccer League, adopting the name of its hometown, Sakai, as well as Osaka, and changing its name to Cerezo Osaka Sakai Ladies.

In 2021, Japan's first professional women's soccer league, the WE League, was established, but Cerezo Osaka Sakai Ladies avoided participating due to the fact that most of their players were students. However, with many promising players deciding to move on, they made preparations to join, and on September 14, 2022, they were approved to join the WE League for the 2023-24 season.

On February 24, 2023, Cerezo Osaka Sakai Ladies announced that the team would change its name to Cerezo Osaka Yanmar Ladies after Yanmar acquired the naming rights.

Club staff

PositionName
ManagerJPN Nobuhito Toriizuka
CoachJPN Ayumi Hasegawa
Goalkeeper CoachJPN Daiji Kakii

Squad

Current squad

Season-by-season record

SeasonDomestic LeagueEmpress's CupNadeshiko League Cup / WE League CupLeagueLevelPlaceTeams
2010Kansai Div. 2 (B)45th6DNQ—
2011Kansai Div. 2 (A)2nd8
2012Kansai Div. 133rd10
2013Challenge23rd
201414thDNQ
20151st
20163rdSemi-finals
20172nd3rd Stage
2018Nadeshiko Div. 1110th
2019Nadeshiko Div. 222nd
2020—
20213rd
20224thThird Round
2023–24WE League

Transition of team name

  • Cerezo Osaka Ladies: (2010–2012)
  • Cerezo Osaka Sakai Ladies: (2013–2023)
  • Cerezo Osaka Yanmar Ladies: (1 April 2023 – 31 January 2025)

References

References

  1. "Player". Cerezo Osaka Yanmar Ladies.
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