Discussing soccer manga, Captain Tsubasa will be the first title that you think of. Despite its iconic run, Captain Tsubasa is not the only soccer manga that Japan has made!

If you are familiar with Captain Tsubasa, today Dunia Games has prepared the 10 best soccer manga of all time. Do you want to know them? See the list below!

10. Fantasista

Taken from the term playmaker, this manga tells the story of Teppei Matsumoto who was taught soccer by his brother, the club manager at Mizumoto High School. The tricks in this soccer manga are considered quite realistic and you can try them in the real world.

9. Ganbare, Kickers!

Was aired on an Indonesian TV station, you could say that Kickers was similar to Captain Tsubasa; where the talented little boy Kakeru Daichi joining the Kitahara Elementary School soccer club, the weak team began to rise and were finally able to win the championship.

8. Akakichi no Eleven

The meaning of this old-school manga and anime published in 1970 is quite cool, the Blood Red Team. The author, Ikki Kajiwara, is well known among anime and manga lovers thanks to his boxing comic titled Ashita no Joe. One of the legendary manga series.

7. Oretachi no Field

With 90 votes, this soccer manga is written by Kenichi Muraeda, whose name is also known through his Kamen Rider Spirits manga. Translated to Our Field of Dreams in Indonesia, this manga tells the story of a boy named Takasugi Kazuya to one day play with his father, the J.League star, at Yoyogi National Stadium.

6. Offside

Well, this one is certainly quite familiar to the ears of soccer manga lovers. Unlike other titles that follow the story of the attacker, Offside tells the journey of Goro Kamugaya, a great goalkeeper who wants to enter the elite Yokonan High School football club. Failing and finally entering Kawasaki High School, Goro, fortunately, met other talented players: Shingo Sato, Hideki Yakumaru, and Kazuhito Oda.

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5. Area no Kishi

Translated into Indonesian as Ksatria dalam Area, this manga tells the story of a young man named Kakeru Aizawa who had retired from playing soccer, but returned to the field after he received a heart transplant from his good brother when they both had an accident. Receiving some of his brother's abilities, Kakeru also tried to achieve his dream of winning the World Cup.

4. Giant Killing

Like Offside, Giant Killing offers a different perspective from most soccer manga titles. This manga tells the story of Tatsumi Takeshi, a former coach of a small team in England, assigned to become the manager of the East Tokyo United football club which was in a slump and help the organization enter the Japanese professional football league.

3. DAYS

This is the second soccer manga by Yasuda Tsuyoshi and was adapted into an anime in 2016. DAYS tells how a shy and weak high school boy named Tsukushi Tsukamoto was able to join and fight on his school soccer team thanks to his unyielding spirit.

2. Whistle!

A title that is familiar to the eyes and ears of Indonesian soccer anime and manga lovers. In case you forgot, Whistle tells the story of a young boy named Kazamatsuri Shou being wasted when he sat in the top club of Musashi no Mori Middle School. But since moving to Sakura Jousui Middle School, Kazamatsuri's talent has finally been seen and his dreams as a professional footballer are slowly starting to be fulfilled.

In 2016, Whistle! returns continue with the story and the new main character.

1. Shoot!

At number one is Shoot!, which is also well known among local anime lovers! The triad adventure of Toshiniko Tanaka, Kazuhiro Haramatsu, and Kenji Shirashi in making the club name and Kakegawa High School is always fun to follow.

Those are the 10 best soccer manga of all time. It turns out that it's not far from the tastes of football fans and sports manga in Indonesia too. So, from the titles above, which one is your favorite?

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