Yanagisawa 2011–2014 Graham Arnold 2014 Danny Vukovic 2014 Michael McGlinchey 2014 Daniel Schmidt 2014–2019 Takuma Nishimura 2015–2018, 2020–2021 Ko Itakura 2018 Simão Mate Junior 2019–2021 International convention World Cup 2018 Danny Vukovic（2014） 2022 Daniel Schmidt（2014–2019） Ko Itakura（2018） Danny Vukovic World Cup (Manager) 2022 Hajime Moriyasu（2002-2003） Graham Arnold（2014） FIFA Confederations Cup 2017 Danny Vukovic Michael McGlinchey（2014） AFC Asian Cup 2011/2015 Ryang Yong-gi（2004-2019,2022-） 2019 Daniel Schmidt※Runner up Danny Vukovic AFC Asian Cup (Manager) 2019 Hajime Moriyasu Graham Arnold Copa América 2019 Ko Itakura OFC Nations Cup 2016 Michael McGlinchey※Winner EAFF E-1 Football Championship 2015 Yuji Rokutan（2015-2016） 2022 Takuma Nishimura（2015-2018,2020-2021） Hajime Moriyasu※Winner Summer Olympics (U-23) 2020 Ko Itakura Summer Olympics (U-23 Manager) 2016 Makoto Teguramori（Manager） 2020 Graham Arnold AFC U-23 Asian Cup 2016 Makoto Teguramori※Winner 2020 Graham Arnold※3rd place Asian Games(U-23) 2018 Ko Itakura※Runner up Asian Games(U-23 Manager) 2014 Makoto Teguramori Toulon Tournament(U-22) 2019 Keiya Shiihashi（2016-2020）※Runner up,Best XI Club staff For the 2023 season. Managerial history Mascot and cheerleaders Mascot VEGATTA (Brother) He has won "the J League mascot general election" many times and is quite popular. The eagle, which is also used in the club emblem as a symbol of victory in Greek mythology, is associated with the Aquila constellation, to which Hikoboshi (Altair) belongs, which is the origin of the club's name. The name was decided by public submission. Vegatta's SNS (BLOG, Twitter), which is updated daily, is loved and popular among soccer fans in Japan, as the mascot loves mischief, and is by some fans, hard to believe it is a mascot. LTAANA (Sister) From the Sendai summer tradition "Sendai Tanabata", which is the origin of the team name, "Luta" for Vega (Orihime) and Altair (Hikoboshi), and "Tana" for Tanabata, it was named as a girlish name by combining "na", on a 7 August, which is the date of the event and the birthday. Sometimes she tweet with [#ルターナ] (LTAANA written phonetically on Katakana) on Sendai's official Twitter. When Vegalta wins any match, she expresses her joy on Twitter. Cheerleaders The Vegalta Cheerleaders mainly support "Vegalta Sendai", participate in many events, and continue to work as a cheering group for people who are doing their best in the area. She has the longest history as a cheerleader for a professional sports team in Sendai, and has been active since 2003. J Chronicle Best This is a project to select the J.League "Best Eleven", "Best Goal" and "Best Match" over the