2021 M.League season
The 2021 M League season is the fourth season to M.League.
 M League logo | |
| Host | M League |
|---|---|
| Type | Professional league |
| Team count | 8 teams |
| Finalists | |
Rosters
| Team name | Previous roster | Drafted player(s) | Released |
|---|---|---|---|
| Akasaka Drivens | Ken Sonoda (Saikouisen) Jun Murakami (Saikouisen) Taro Suzuki (Saikouisen) Kanako Maruyama (Saikouisen) |
None | |
| EX Furinkazan | Aki Nikaido (JPML) Kazunori Takizawa (JPML) Kenji Katsumata (JPML) |
Pending | |
| KADOKAWA Sakura Knights | Kotaro Uchikawa (JPML) Sayaka Okada (JPML) Makoto Sawazaki (JPML) Hori Shingo (Nihon Pro Mahjong Kyokai) |
None | |
| Konami Mahjong Fight Club | Hisato Sasaki (JPML) Mari Takamiya (JPML) |
Pending | Yudai Maehara (JPML) Satoshi Fujisaki (JPML) |
| Shibuya Abemas | Takaharu Ooi (RMU) Sho Shiratori (JPML) Yoshihiro Matsumoto (Nihon Pro Mahjong Kyokai) Aiko Hinata (Saikouisen) |
None | |
| SegaSammy Phoenix | Yuumi Uotani (JPML) Seiichi Kondo (Saikouisen) Sayaka Kayamori (Saikouisen) Akira Wakutsu (JPML) |
None | |
| TEAM RAIDEN | Masato Hagiwara (JPML) Naoki Setokuma (JPML) Saki Kurosawa (JPML) |
None | |
| U-NEXT Pirates | Go Kobayashi (Mahjong Union) Koushin Asakura (Saikouisen) Nobuhiro Ishibashi (Saikouisen) Akina Mizuhara (Saikouisen) |
None |
Furinkazan tryout
As the 2020 M League season nears conclusion, EX Furinkazan opens up a position on the team. A four phase system is used to filter applicants to select one player to fill the roster spot.[1] A total of 169 applicants from five professional associations signed up. Selection will be based on a competition system mixed with notoriety via Twitter followings and other factors.
Released members
Konami Fight Club does not renew the contracts for Yudai Maehara and Satoshi Fujisaki. The team will be looking to bring in new players from the upcoming draft.[2]
References
External links
- 2021 M.League season in Japanese Wikipedia