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This is a list of minor characters introduced in the J Boys' Challenge arc. A link to a character section can be obtained by clicking on the ball icon.

Saburo Sumitomo 住友 三郎
	Occupation: Assistant coach First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 85 Affiliation: Japan Jr. Youth
	Saburo Sumitomo was the assistant coach of All Japan Jr. Youth in J Boys' Challenge.

Michel Fischer ミッシェル・フィッシャー
	Position: N/A First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 85 Youth/Senior career: Seine Jr. Youth
	Michel Fischer is a French player. He was a member of Seine Jr. Youth in J Boys' Challenge. Fischer and his teammates were football partners of Taro Misaki during the latter's time in France. During the 1st International Jr. Youth Tournament in France, beside their home team, they also supported Misaki and the Japanese team.

Hamburg Jr. Youth coach
	Occupation: Head coach First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 85 Affiliation: Hamburg Jr. Youth
	Description Other The coach of Hamburg Jr. Youth in J Boys' Challenge. He has some physical resemblances with Seemann in Road to 2002, but it is unconfirmed whether they're the same person or not.

Karl Heinz Schneider's mother
	Occupation: Office worker First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 86
	The mother of Karl Heinz Schneider and Marie Schneider. In J Boys' Challenge, she had been living separately from her husband, Rudi Frank Schneider, after the event that lead to Rudi being fired by Hamburger SV's club owner. Karl kept trying to get the two back together, by trying to get them both come at one of his match. Eventually, the couple both attended the final match against Japan Jr. Youth, and they reconciled. The Schneider family was reunited after that. In later arcs, she made some appearances as a supporter of her husband and her son.

Marie Schneider マリー・シュナイダー
	Occupation: N/A First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 86
	Marie Schneider is Karl Heinz Schneider's younger sister. In J Boys' Challenge, just like her brother, she wanted their family back together, and always tried to convince her mother to go see Karl's matches. The Schneider family was eventually reunited after the 1st International Jr. Youth Tournament in France. In later arcs, she made some appearances as a supporter of her father and her brother.

Carbonara カルボナーラ
	Occupation: Head coach First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 86 Affiliation: France Jr. Youth
	Description Other Carbonara was the coach of France Jr. Youth in J Boys' Challenge. He is named Rene Carbonara in Weekly Shonen Jump #52/1986 supplement.

Sauser サウザー
	Occupation: Pet First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 86
	Sauser is the dog of Karl Heinz Schneider.

Lindt リンツ
	Position: Defender First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 86 Youth/Senior career: Hamburg Jr. Youth
	Description Other Lindt is a German defender. He was a player of Hamburg Jr. Youth in J Boys' Challenge. He is named Thomas Lindt in Get in the Tomorrow. His name is translated to Linz in Tatakae Dream Team and Lintz in Captain Tsubasa ZERO.

Gongels ゴンゲルス
	Position: Defender First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 86 Youth/Senior career: Hamburg Jr. Youth
	Description Other Gongels is a German defender. He was a player of Hamburg Jr. Youth in J Boys' Challenge. He is named Michel Gongels in Get in the Tomorrow. His name is translated to Gongers in Tatakae Dream Team.

Hannes ハーネス
	Position: Defender First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 86 Youth/Senior career: Hamburg Jr. Youth
	Description Other Hannes is a German defender. He was a player of Hamburg Jr. Youth in J Boys' Challenge. He is named Guido Hannes in Get in the Tomorrow. His name is translated to Harness in Gekito no Kiseki, Hoeness in Tatakae Dream Team and Haness in Captain Tsubasa ZERO.

Mayer (Hamburg Jr. Youth) マイヤー
	Position: Defender First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 86 Youth/Senior career: Hamburg Jr. Youth
	Description Other Mayer is a German defender. He was a player of Hamburg Jr. Youth in J Boys' Challenge. He is named Stefan Meyer in Get in the Tomorrow. Meyer of West Germany Jr. Youth is given the exact same name in said game. His name is translated to Maier in Gekito no Kiseki.

Briegel ブリーゲル
	Position: Midfielder First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 86 Youth/Senior career: Hamburg Jr. Youth
	Description Other Briegel is a German midfielder. He was a player of Hamburg Jr. Youth in J Boys' Challenge. His name is misspelt as フリューゲル (Flugel) in Get in the Tomorrow. His full name in said game is Lothar Flugel.

Immel インメル
	Position: Midfielder First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 86 Youth/Senior career: Hamburg Jr. Youth
	Description Other Immel is a German midfielder. He was a player of Hamburg Jr. Youth in J Boys' Challenge. He is named Mehimet Immel in Get in the Tomorrow. His name is translated to Hinmel in Captain Tsubasa ZERO.

Klaus クラウス
	Position: Forward First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 86 Youth/Senior career: Hamburg Jr. Youth
	Description Other Klaus is a German forward. He was a player of Hamburg Jr. Youth in J Boys' Challenge. He is named Jurigen Klaus in Get in the Tomorrow. A Rise of New Champions counterpart of Klaus appears in the game's prequel web novel.

Jara ヤラ
	Position: Forward First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 86 Youth/Senior career: Hamburg Jr. Youth
	Description Other Jara is a German forward. He was a player of Hamburg Jr. Youth in J Boys' Challenge. He is named Andreas Jara in Get in the Tomorrow. His name is translated to Jala in Gekito no Kiseki and Jaller in Tatakae Dream Team. His name is misspelt as ヤナ (Jana) in the Japanese version of Captain Tsubasa ZERO. This mistake is not carried over to the global version, as the correct name Jara is used in said version. A Rise of New Champions counterpart of Jara appears in the game's prequel web novel.

Hans ハンス
	Position: Goalkeeper First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 86 Youth/Senior career: Hamburg Jr. Youth
	Hans is a German goalkeeper. He was the regular goalkeeper of Hamburg Jr. Youth before Wakabayashi's arrival. Not wanting to lose his position, he beat Wakabayashi up with the help of other teammates in order to make him stop doing special training with Schneider and go back to Japan. However, Wakabayashi later retaliated by beating up the guys one after the other.

Dremmler ドレムラー
	Occupation: Head coach First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 88 Affiliation: Bremen Jr. Youth
	Dremmler was the coach of Bremen Jr. Youth in J Boys' Challenge.

Conti コンティ
	Position: Midfielder First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 88 National team: Italy Jr. Youth
	Description Other Conti is an Italian midfielder. He was a player of Italy Jr. Youth in J Boys' Challenge. Birthday: September 14 Height: 171 cm (JBC) Weight: 66 kg (JBC) Blood type: O His name comes from real-life player Bruno Conti. In the Italian version of Rise of New Champions, his last name is changed to Ponti. This is possibly done to avoid confusion with said real-life player. He is named Giovanni Conti in Get in the Tomorrow.

Dimos Marinio ディモス・マリーニョ
	Position: Defender First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 88 National team: Italy Jr. Youth
	Description Other Dimos Marinio is an Italian defender. He was a player of Italy Jr. Youth in J Boys' Challenge. Birthday: June 29 Height: 179 cm (JBC) Weight: 76 kg (JBC) Blood type: B His name comes from real-life player Gianpiero Marini. His name is translated to Marino in Gekito no Kiseki and Marinho in Tatakae Dream Team, Captain Tsubasa ZERO and Rise of New Champions. In the manga, he is called Dimos in an instance and Marinio in another one. As a result, two different characters named Stefano Dimos and Roberto Marinio were created in Get in the Tomorrow. However, a more logical explanation is that Dimos is his first name and Marinio is his last name.

Andrea アンドレア
	Position: Forward First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 88 National team: Italy Jr. Youth
	Description Other Andrea is an Italian forward. He was a player of Italy Jr. Youth in J Boys' Challenge. Birthday: November 19 Height: 172 cm (JBC) Weight: 64 kg (JBC) Blood type: B

Francesco フランチェスコ
	Position: Midfielder First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 88 National team: Italy Jr. Youth
	Description Other Francesco is an Italian midfielder. He was a player of Italy Jr. Youth in J Boys' Challenge. Birthday: June 30 Height: 170 cm (JBC) Weight: 65 kg (JBC) Blood type: AB His name comes from real-life player Francesco Graziani.

Federico フェデリーコ
	Position: Midfielder First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 88 National team: Italy Jr. Youth
	Description Other Federico is an Italian midfielder. He was a player of Italy Jr. Youth in J Boys' Challenge. Birthday: December 21 Height: 167 cm (JBC) Weight: 63 kg (JBC) Blood type: A

Tardelli タルデリ
	Position: Forward First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 88 National team: Italy Jr. Youth
	Description Other Tardelli is an Italian forward. He was a player of Italy Jr. Youth in J Boys' Challenge. Birthday: March 14 Height: 176 cm (JBC) Weight: 74 kg (JBC) Blood type: B His name comes from real-life player Marco Tardelli. In the Italian dub of the 1989 OVA, he is named Marchesi, while in the Italian version of Rise of New Champions, his last name is changed to Nardelli. This is possibly done to avoid confusion with said real-life player. He is named Demetrio Tardelli in Get in the Tomorrow.

Mateo マテオ
	Position: Midfielder First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 88 National team: Italy Jr. Youth
	Description Other Mateo is an Italian midfielder. He was a player of Italy Jr. Youth in J Boys' Challenge. Birthday: January 5 Height: 167 cm (JBC) Weight: 62 kg (JBC) Blood type: A His name is translated to Matteo in Gekito no Kiseki.

Bassarello バサレロ
	Position: Defender First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 88 National team: Italy Jr. Youth
	Description Other Bassarello is an Italian defender. He was a player of Italy Jr. Youth in J Boys' Challenge. Birthday: August 6 Height: 168 cm (JBC) Weight: 70 kg (JBC) Blood type: O He is named Franco Bassarello in Get in the Tomorrow. His name is translated to Basarelo in Gekito no Kiseki. He is renamed Baroli in the 2018 TV series.

Marco Torino マルコ・トリノ
	Position: Defender First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 89 National team: Italy Jr. Youth
	Description Other Marco Torino is an Italian defender. He was a player of Italy Jr. Youth in J Boys' Challenge. Birthday: May 7 Height: 168 cm (JBC) Weight: 62 kg (JBC) Blood type: B In the manga, he is called Marco in an instance and Torino in another one. As a result, two different characters named Gianluca Marco and Atilio Torino were created in Get in the Tomorrow. However, a more logical explanation is that Marco is his first name and Torino is his last name.

Marcel マルセル
	Position: Defender First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 89 National team: France Jr. Youth
	Description Other Marcel is a French defender. He was a player of France Jr. Youth in J Boys' Challenge. Birthday: January 30 Height: 181 cm (JBC) Weight: 78 kg (JBC) Blood type: O He is named Manuel Dusseau in Weekly Shonen Jump #52/1986 supplement and Bert Frucous in Get in the Tomorrow. The name Manuel Dusseau comes from real-life player Thierry Tusseau. According to 3109 Nichi Zenkiroku, Marcel is a midfielder. However, in chapter 99 of the original manga, it was said that he was a defender.

Jean Rust ジャン・ルスト
	Position: Defender First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 89 National team: France Jr. Youth; Olympic France
	Description Other Jean Rust is a French defender. In J Boys' Challenge, he was a player of France Jr. Youth. In Rising Sun, he was part of Olympic France. Birthday: December 26 Height: 173 cm (JBC) Weight: 63 kg (JBC) Blood type: O His name comes from real-life player Albert Rust. According to Weekly Shonen Jump #52/1986 supplement, Rust is a midfielder, but in the original manga, he was among the defenders during France's offside trap.

Georges ジョルジュ
	Position: Midfielder First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 89 National team: France Jr. Youth; Olympic France
	Description Other Georges is a French midfielder. In J Boys' Challenge, he was a player of France Jr. Youth. In Rising Sun, he was part of Olympic France. Birthday: February 25 Height: 169 cm (JBC) Weight: 60 kg (JBC) Blood type: O He is named Bruno Gensen in Weekly Shonen Jump #52/1986 supplement and Lars Quiqueran in Get in the Tomorrow. The name Bruno Gensen is possibly inspired by real-life player Bernard Genghini and/or Bruno Bellone.

Mayer (Bayern Jr. Youth) マイヤー
	Position: Forward First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 89 Youth/Senior career: Bayern Jr. Youth
	Mayer is a German forward. He was a player of Bayern Jr. Youth in J Boys' Challenge.

Sanae Nakazawa's mother
File:Sanaes mother.png	Occupation: N/A First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 89
	The mother of Sanae Nakazawa.

Atsushi Nakazawa 中沢 篤志
File:Atsushi Nakazawa.png	Occupation: N/A First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 89
	Atsushi Nakazawa is Sanae Nakazawa's younger brother, and also the second child of the Nakazawa family.

Kumi Sugimoto's father
File:Kumis father.png	Occupation: N/A First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 89
	The father of Kumi Sugimoto.

Milews ミレウス
	Position: Midfielder; Defender First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 90 National team: West Germany Jr. Youth; U-21 Germany; Olympic Germany
	Description Other Milews is a German player. In J Boys' Challenge, he was part of West Germany Jr. Youth. In Rising Sun, he played for Olympic Germany, and was also shown to be part of U-21 Germany. Birthday: June 28 Height: 166 cm (JBC) Weight: 56 kg (JBC) Blood type: AB His name comes from real-life player Jurgen Milewski. His name is translated to Mileus in Tatakae Dream Team. He is named Dieter Milews in Weekly Shonen Jump #52/1986 supplement and Bodo Milews in Get in the Tomorrow.

Hardwig ハルドビッヒ
	Position: Defender First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 90 National team: West Germany Jr. Youth; Olympic Germany
	Description Other Hardwig is a German defender. In J Boys' Challenge, he was a player of West Germany Jr. Youth. In Rising Sun, he played for Olympic Germany. Birthday: May 8 Height: 167 cm (JBC) Weight: 60 kg (JBC) Blood type: A His name comes from real-life player Jimmy Hartwig. His name is translated to Hardwich in Tatakae Dream Team. He is named Uwe Hardwig in Weekly Shonen Jump #52/1986 supplement and Ulf Hardwig in Get in the Tomorrow.

Meyer マイヤー
	Position: Defender First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 90 National team: West Germany Jr. Youth; Germany Youth; U-21 Germany; Olympic Germany
	Description Other Meyer is a German defender. In J Boys' Challenge, he was a player of West Germany Jr. Youth. In Battle of World Youth, he was part of Germany Youth. In Rising Sun, he played for Olympic Germany, and was also shown to be part of U-21 Germany. Birthday: October 27 Height: 178 cm (JBC) Weight: 67 kg (JBC) Blood type: O His name comes from real-life player Bernd Wehmeyer. His name is translated to Mayer in Tatakae Dream Team. He is named Harald Meyer in Weekly Shonen Jump #52/1986 supplement and Stefan Meyer in Get in the Tomorrow. Regarding the latter, Mayer of Hamburg Jr. Youth is given the exact same name in said game.

Magath マガトゥー
	Position: Defender First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 90 National team: West Germany Jr. Youth; Germany Youth; Olympic Germany
	Description Other Magath is a German defender. In J Boys' Challenge, he was a player of West Germany Jr. Youth. In Battle of World Youth, he was part of Germany Youth. In Rising Sun, he played for Olympic Germany. Birthday: September 17 Height: 169 cm (JBC) Weight: 59 kg (JBC) Blood type: A His name comes from real-life player Felix Magath. His name is translated to Magdt in the German edition. He is named Thomas Magath in Weekly Shonen Jump #52/1986 supplement and Bruno Magath in Get in the Tomorrow.

Argentina Jr. Youth assistant coach
	Occupation: Assistant coach First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 90 Affiliation: Argentina Jr. Youth
	The assistant coach of Argentina Jr. Youth in J Boys' Challenge.

Michel Ferreri ミッシェル・フェレーリ
	Position: Midfielder; Defender First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 91 National team: France Jr. Youth; Olympic France
	Description Other Michel Ferreri is a French player. In J Boys' Challenge, he played for France Jr. Youth. In Rising Sun, he was part of Olympic France. Birthday: March 3 Height: 168 cm (JBC) Weight: 59 kg (JBC) Blood type: O His name comes from real-life player Jean-Marc Ferreri. His name is translated to Ferrer in Gekito no Kiseki. According to 3109 Nichi Zenkiroku, Ferreri is a defender. However, he was mostly seen in midfield in the original manga. He played as a defender in Rising Sun.

Paulo Calsis パウロ・カルシス
	Occupation: Head coach First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 92 Affiliation: Italy Jr. Youth
	Paulo Calsis was the coach of Italy Jr. Youth in J Boys' Challenge.

Bravo ブラボー
	Position: Midfielder First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 92 National team: France Jr. Youth
	Description Other Bravo is a French midfielder. He was a player of France Jr. Youth in J Boys' Challenge. Birthday: May 1 Height: 169 cm (JBC) Weight: 60 kg (JBC) Blood type: A His name comes from real-life player Daniel Bravo. He is named Luis Bravo in Weekly Shonen Jump #52/1986 supplement and Francks Bravo in Get in the Tomorrow.

De Gaulle ドゴール
	Position: Defender First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 92 National team: France Jr. Youth; Olympic France
	Description Other De Gaulle, also translated as Degaulle, is a French defender. In J Boys' Challenge, he was a player of France Jr. Youth. In Rising Sun, he was part of Olympic France. Birthday: March 10 Height: 172 cm (JBC) Weight: 62 kg (JBC) Blood type: A He is named Maxime Baiston in Weekly Shonen Jump #52/1986 supplement. Said name comes from real-life player Patrick Battiston. He is the only player from France Jr. Youth that doesn't appear in Get in the Tomorrow.

Dean ディーン
	Position: Forward First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 92 National team: England Jr. Youth
	Description Other Dean is an English forward. He was a player of England Jr. Youth in J Boys' Challenge. Birthday: September 12 Height: 175 cm (JBC) Weight: 61 kg (JBC) Blood type: B

Borghi ボルギ
	Position: Forward First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 92 National team: France Jr. Youth
	Description Other Borghi is a French forward. He was a player of France Jr. Youth in J Boys' Challenge. Birthday: October 2 Height: 168 cm (JBC) Weight: 62 kg (JBC) Blood type: O He is named Coulasteau Borghi in Get in the Tomorrow.

Bergerus ベルジェルス
	Position: Defender First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 92 National team: France Jr. Youth
	Description Other Bergerus is a French defender. He was a player of France Jr. Youth in J Boys' Challenge. Birthday: October 26 Height: 164 cm (JBC) Weight: 57 kg (JBC) Blood type: A His name comes from real-life player Philippe Bergeroo. He is named Rene Bergerus in Weekly Shonen Jump #52/1986 supplement and Rudol Bergerus in Get in the Tomorrow. His name is translated to Beljels in Gekito no Kiseki. He is renamed Zemma in the 2018 TV series.

Robinson ロビンソン
	Position: Goalkeeper First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 92 National team: England Jr. Youth
	Description Other Robinson is an English goalkeeper. He was a player of England Jr. Youth in J Boys' Challenge. He is the only named player from England Jr. Youth that doesn't appear in Gekito no Kiseki.

Wright ライト
	Position: Forward First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 92 National team: England Jr. Youth
	Description Other Wright is an English forward. He was a player of England Jr. Youth in J Boys' Challenge. Birthday: August 14 Height: 166 cm (JBC) Weight: 56 kg (JBC) Blood type: A

Sanchez サンチェス
	Occupation: Head coach First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 93 Affiliation: Uruguay Jr. Youth
	Description Other Sanchez was the coach of Uruguay Jr. Youth in J Boys' Challenge. He is named Ricardo Sanchez in Weekly Shonen Jump #52/1986 supplement.

Cain カイン
	Position: Defender First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 93 National team: Uruguay Jr. Youth
	Description Other Cain is a Uruguayan defender. He was a player of Uruguay Jr. Youth in J Boys' Challenge. Birthday: June 9 Height: 167 cm (JBC) Weight: 60 kg (JBC) Blood type: AB He is named Raul Revelez in Weekly Shonen Jump #52/1986 supplement. His name is translated to Kain in various media. According to 3109 Nichi Zenkiroku, Cain is a midfielder. However, he was mostly seen among the defenders in the original manga.

Geites ジェイテス
	Position: Midfielder First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 93 National team: Argentina Jr. Youth; Olympic Argentina
	Description Other Geites is an Argentine midfielder. In J Boys' Challenge, he was a player of Argentina Jr. Youth. In Rising Sun, he was part of Olympic Argentina. Birthday: December 10 Height: 170 cm (JBC) Weight: 60 kg (JBC) Blood type: O His name comes from real-life player Ricardo Giusti. He is named Manuel Geites in Weekly Shonen Jump #52/1986 supplement and Abel Geites in Get in the Tomorrow. His name is translated to Jeytes in Gekito no Kiseki and Jeites in Tatakae Dream Team and Rise of New Champions.

Garella ガレヤ
	Position: Defender First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 93 National team: Argentina Jr. Youth
	Description Other Garella is an Argentine defender. He was a player of Argentina Jr. Youth in J Boys' Challenge. Birthday: August 9 Height: 172 cm (JBC) Weight: 65 kg (JBC) Blood type: O His name is possibly inspired by real-life player Ricardo Gareca and/or Oscar Garre. He is named Jorce Garella in Weekly Shonen Jump #52/1986 supplement and Fernando Garella in Get in the Tomorrow. His name is translated to Gareja in Gekito no Kiseki and Galeya in Tatakae Dream Team and Rise of New Champions. He is the only player from Argentina Jr. Youth that isn't part of Olympic Argentina.

Ruggeri ルジェリ
	Position: Midfielder First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 93 National team: Argentina Jr. Youth; Olympic Argentina
	Description Other Ruggeri is an Argentine midfielder. In J Boys' Challenge, he was a player of Argentina Jr. Youth. In Rising Sun, he was part of Olympic Argentina. Birthday: February 28 Height: 168 cm (JBC) Weight: 58 kg (JBC) Blood type: O His name comes from real-life player Oscar Ruggeri. He is named Arnaldo Ruggeri in Weekly Shonen Jump #52/1986 supplement and Hernan Ruggeri in Get in the Tomorrow.

Palus パルス
	Position: Midfielder First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 93 National team: Argentina Jr. Youth; Olympic Argentina
	Description Other Palus is an Argentine midfielder. In J Boys' Challenge, he was a player of Argentina Jr. Youth. In Rising Sun, he was part of Olympic Argentina. Birthday: November 15 Height: 162 cm (JBC) Weight: 51 kg (JBC) Blood type: A He is named Jose Palus in Weekly Shonen Jump #52/1986 supplement and Glaudio Palus in Get in the Tomorrow. His name is translated to Pulse in Gekito no Kiseki.

Sembero センベロ
	Position: Defender First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 93 National team: Argentina Jr. Youth; Olympic Argentina
	Description Other Sembero is an Argentine defender. In J Boys' Challenge, he was a player of Argentina Jr. Youth. In Rising Sun, he was part of Olympic Argentina. Birthday: October 21 Height: 165 cm (JBC) Weight: 58 kg (JBC) Blood type: O His name is possibly inspired by real-life player Enzo Trossero and/or Mario Kempes. He is named Luis Sembero in Weekly Shonen Jump #52/1986 supplement and Jose Sembero in Get in the Tomorrow. His name is translated to Sembello in Gekito no Kiseki.

Brown ブラウン
	Position: Forward First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 93 National team: Argentina Jr. Youth; Olympic Argentina
	Description Other Brown is an Argentine forward. In J Boys' Challenge, he was a player of Argentina Jr. Youth. In Rising Sun, he was part of Olympic Argentina. Birthday: June 20 Height: 167 cm (JBC) Weight: 59 kg (JBC) Blood type: O His name comes from real-life player Jose Luis Brown. He is named Rafael Brown in Weekly Shonen Jump #52/1986 supplement and Diego Brown in Get in the Tomorrow. His name is translated to Braun in Gekito no Kiseki.

Passaro パサロ
	Position: Defender First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 93 National team: Argentina Jr. Youth; Olympic Argentina
	Description Other Passaro is an Argentine defender. In J Boys' Challenge, he was a player of Argentina Jr. Youth. In Rising Sun, he was part of Olympic Argentina. Birthday: March 31 Height: 168 cm (JBC) Weight: 61 kg (JBC) Blood type: O His name comes from real-life player Daniel Passarella. He is named Daniel Passaro in Weekly Shonen Jump #52/1986 supplement and Oscar Passaro in Get in the Tomorrow. His name is translated to Pasaro in various media.

Max マックス
	Position: Midfielder; Defender First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 95 National team: West Germany Jr. Youth; U-21 Germany; Olympic Germany
	Description Other Max is a German player. In J Boys' Challenge, he was part of West Germany Jr. Youth. In Rising Sun, he played for Olympic Germany, and was also shown to be part of U-21 Germany. Birthday: January 9 Height: 168 cm (JBC) Weight: 58 kg (JBC) Blood type: A His name comes from real-life player Peter Lux. He is named Felix Max in Weekly Shonen Jump #52/1986 supplement and Christian Max in Get in the Tomorrow.

Hain ハイン
	Position: Defender; Midfielder First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 95 National team: West Germany Jr. Youth; U-21 Germany; Olympic Germany
	Description Other Hain is a German player. In J Boys' Challenge, he was part of West Germany Jr. Youth. In Rising Sun, he played for Olympic Germany, and was also shown to be part of U-21 Germany. Birthday: November 2 Height: 169 cm (JBC) Weight: 60 kg (JBC) Blood type: O His name comes from real-life player Uwe Hain. He is named Michael Hain in Weekly Shonen Jump #52/1986 supplement and Mathias Hain in Get in the Tomorrow.

Daniel ダニエル
	Position: Defender First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 95 National team: Uruguay Jr. Youth
	Description Other Daniel is a Uruguayan defender. He was a player of Uruguay Jr. Youth in J Boys' Challenge. Birthday: July 22 Height: 170 cm (JBC) Weight: 61 kg (JBC) Blood type: A He is named Daniel Bueno in Weekly Shonen Jump #52/1986 supplement.

Mike Gildo マイケ・ギルド
	Occupation: Head coach First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 95 Affiliation: West Germany Jr. Youth
	Description Other Mike Gildo was the coach of West Germany Jr. Youth in J Boys' Challenge. His name comes from real-life player Eike Immel. He is misnamed Eike Gildo in Weekly Shonen Jump #52/1986 supplement.

Elle Sid Pierre's father
File:Pierres father.png	Occupation: N/A First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 96
	The father of Elle Sid Pierre, he is a multi-millionaire.

Elle Sid Pierre's mother
File:Pierres mother.png	Occupation: N/A First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 96
	The mother of Elle Sid Pierre.

Stein シュタイン
	Position: Goalkeeper First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 96 National team: West Germany Jr. Youth; Olympic Germany
	Description Other Stein is a German goalkeeper. In J Boys' Challenge, he was a player of West Germany Jr. Youth. In Rising Sun, he played for Olympic Germany. His name comes from real-life player Uli Stein. He is named Jimmy Stein in Weekly Shonen Jump #52/1986 supplement and Jurgen Stein in Get in the Tomorrow.

Foerster フェルスター
File:Foerster.png	Occupation: Head coach First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 98 Affiliation: FC Bayern Munich
	Foerster was the coach of FC Bayern Munich in J Boys' Challenge, and also the rival of Rudi Frank Schneider back when the two were professional players. He was the one who scouted Karl Heinz Schneider as a player, and later went on to scout Rudi as a coach as well, playing a part in reuniting the Schneider family.

Raminez ラミネス
File:Raminez.png	Occupation: Coach First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 98 Affiliation: Sao Paulo Jr.
	Raminez was a coach of Sao Paulo Jr. in J Boys' Challenge.

Montana モンターナ
	Position: Forward First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 101 National team: France Jr. Youth
	Description Other Montana is a French forward. He was a player of France Jr. Youth in J Boys' Challenge. Birthday: September 6 Height: 166 cm (JBC) Weight: 56 kg (JBC) Blood type: A He is named Sax Montana in Get in the Tomorrow. The first name Sax is possibly inspired by real-life player Didier Six. In the original manga, he was in fact Belmondo. However, both 3109 Nichi Zenkiroku and Get in the Tomorrow made the mistake of calling him Montana, and the one named Montana Belmondo. This mistake was later repeated by the author himself in Rising Sun, which made this character officially Montana, effectively retconning his original identity.

Belmondo ベルモンド
	Position: Forward; Midfielder First appearance: Captain Tsubasa (1981) chapter 101 National team: France Jr. Youth; Olympic France
	Description Other Belmondo is a French player. In J Boys' Challenge, he was a player of France Jr. Youth. In Rising Sun, he played for Olympic France. Birthday: April 12 Height: 167 cm (JBC) Weight: 58 kg (JBC) Blood type: O He is named Lance Belmondo in Get in the Tomorrow. In the original manga, he was in fact Montana. However, both 3109 Nichi Zenkiroku and Get in the Tomorrow made the mistake of calling him Belmondo. This mistake was later repeated by the author himself in Rising Sun, which made this character officially Belmondo, effectively retconning his original identity.