Groups

AAA is a professional football club that competes in the Netherlands' Second Division within the world of the Blue Lock manga. The team draws its inspiration from the real Dutch side VVV-Venlo and is connected to the striker Haneru Shindo.

AC Milanoia is a professional football club competing in Italy within the Blue Lock manga. Modeled after the real Serie A giant AC Milan, the active side notably pursued Jyubei Aryu with a transfer bid during the Neo Egoist League.

A Dutch professional club, Ajajax competes in the Netherlands' top division within the Blue Lock manga and takes obvious cues from Ajax. From its Chapter 170 debut it works the transfer market hard, tabling a rising sequence of bids for Blue Lock prospects.

Akudo Academy is a high school soccer team based in Akita, Japan within the Blue Lock series. It is best known as the club where Shoei Baro played before Jinpachi Ego recruited him into the Blue Lock Project.

Algeria U-20 is Algeria's national football side for competitors under the age of twenty. Within the Blue Lock story they appear at the U-20 World Cup, drawn into Group K, where they trade results with a handful of rival junior national teams during the opening rounds.

Aomori Dadada High School, whose soccer club carries a distinctly offensive identity, is a powerhouse youth program featured in the Blue Lock: Episode Nagi spinoff. Known for reaching the national stage on a regular basis, the team leans heavily on the talent of its striker Ryo Nameoka.

Argentina U-20 is the South American nation's under-twenty football team, appearing in Blue Lock as a Group C contender at the U-20 World Cup. A pair of early victories quickly cements their place among the tournament's stronger sides and books their passage to the knockout stage.

Arsenaly is a top-flight English club featured in the Blue Lock manga, counted among the elite of both England and the wider European game. The red-and-white side becomes a suitor for Reo Mikage as the Neo Egoist League transfer market heats up around him.

Australia U-20 is the country's national under-twenty football team, entered into Group I of the U-20 World Cup in the Blue Lock manga. A winning start against Paraguay and a subsequent draw keep them in contention through the early rounds of the competition.

Austria U-20 is Austria's under-twenty national football team, slotted into Group H of the U-20 World Cup within the Blue Lock manga. Their campaign opens with a draw, though their opponents and the results themselves are left largely unspecified.

Bachi United Chiba is a professional Japanese club appearing in the Blue Lock manga. Modelled on a real second-division side, it serves as the former home of Haru Hayate and a bidder for Kento Cho during the Neo Egoist League transfer window.

Bahrain U-20 is the Gulf nation's under-twenty football team, drawn into Group J of the U-20 World Cup in the Blue Lock manga. After an opening loss to Canada, they bounce back with a narrow win over Croatia during the group phase.

Bambi Osaka is a long-established professional club from Osaka in the Blue Lock series, famous for feeding players into Japan's national setup. Its youth academy produced both Tabito Karasu and Yo Hiori before the pair were called up to the Blue Lock Project.

Bastard München is an elite German football club at the heart of the Blue Lock manga, ranked among Europe's very best and built around the finest striker in the game. Coached by Noel Noa, the team prizes cold logic and ruthless efficiency, and it fields a squad packed with Blue Lock recruits during the Neo Egoist League.

Belgium U-20 is the country's under-twenty football team, entered into Group I of the U-20 World Cup in the Blue Lock manga. Two drawn matches mark their group campaign as they jostle with several other junior national sides.

Berserk Dortmund is a leading German football club in the Blue Lock manga, ranked among Europe's elite and cast as the fierce domestic rival of Bastard München. During the Neo Egoist League the yellow-clad side chases signatures including Yoichi Isagi and Rensuke Kunigami.

The Blue Lock Eleven is the flagship starting eleven built for the facility's first true test, the clash with Japan's Under-20 side. Ego shapes the squad entirely from strikers to win that match, keep the wider project alive, and ultimately swallow the national program.

Bolivia U-20 is the under-twenty national team that represents Bolivia in the story's PIFA youth World Cup, placed inside Group N. Its tournament run unravels early, as consecutive group-stage defeats end its chances before the final match.

Bolos is a fictional Italian professional football club within the Blue Lock manga, modeled on the real Serie A side Bologna. It enters the story as a suitor for defender Oliver Aiku during the Neo Egoist League's transfer activity.

Brazil U-20 is Brazil's national under-twenty football team, entered into Group B of the PIFA youth World Cup within the series. Unlike several of its fictional peers, the side opens its campaign with a pair of victories.

Brightneon is a fictional English football club appearing in the Blue Lock manga, based on Premier League side Brighton & Hove Albion. It surfaces as one of the European clubs chasing a Blue Lock striker during the Neo Egoist League.

Buratsuta 3 is a trio of players personally selected by executive Hirotoshi Buratsuta, engineered to topple Blue Lock and force a route into the U-20 World Cup. Sae Itoshi fills the first slot, with two more to be chosen through the Side-B trials.

Cameroon U-20 is Cameroon's national under-twenty football team, drawn into Group E of the youth World Cup as depicted in the Blue Lock manga. Its group campaign is defined by a run of drawn results.

Canada U-20 is the national under-twenty football team of Canada, slotted into Group J of the youth World Cup in the Blue Lock manga. It banks points early through a win and a draw during the group phase.

Cape Verde U-20 is Cape Verde's national under-twenty football team, placed in Group M of the youth World Cup as shown in the Blue Lock manga. Its early campaign mixes a narrow loss with a slim victory.

One of Scotland's biggest football institutions, Celticoss competes in the Scottish league within the Blue Lock manga. Modeled on the real-world Celtic FC, it enters the narrative as a suitor chasing a Blue Lock striker with a sizable transfer bid.

Chelblue is a fictional English football club appearing in the Blue Lock manga, modeled on Premier League side Chelsea. It figures into the transfer chase of the Neo Egoist League as a suitor for a Blue Lock keeper.

Chicorid is a fictional Spanish football club competing in the top-flight Liga VVBA within the Blue Lock manga, patterned on La Liga's Atlético Madrid. Regarded among Spain's strongest sides, it reaches the final of the domestic Copa del Rey.

Chile U-20 is the youth national side that carries Chile into the global under-20 tournament within the Blue Lock world. Made up of footballers no older than nineteen, the squad is drawn into a difficult pool and struggles to stay alive once the group stage begins.

China U-20 is China's youth football selection in the Blue Lock story, fielding players under twenty at the sport's global junior championship. The team enters the U-20 World Cup and begins its run inside a competitive opening pool.

Colombia U-20 is Colombia's junior national team in the Blue Lock world, assembling footballers under twenty for the global youth championship. The side joins the U-20 World Cup and opens its campaign within a tightly contested group.

Costa Rica U-20 is the Central American nation's junior national team in Blue Lock, gathering footballers under twenty for the global youth showcase. The side enters the U-20 World Cup and is best remembered for absorbing a hat-trick from Michael Kaiser.

Côte d'Ivoire U-20, also known as Ivory Coast U-20, is the West African nation's junior national team in Blue Lock. Composed of footballers under twenty, the side competes at the global youth tournament and shares a pool with China.

Croatia U-20 is Croatia's youth national team within the Blue Lock world, made up of footballers under twenty competing at the global junior tournament. The squad takes its place in the U-20 World Cup and opens play in a balanced group.

Czech Republic U-20, also styled Czechia U-20, is the Czech youth national team in the Blue Lock world. Built from footballers under twenty, the side competes at the global junior championship and splits its opening two matches.

Daruma Higashi High School is a school soccer club based in Japan's Niigata Prefecture within the Blue Lock series. It is best known as the club where Aoshi Tokimitsu played before his call-up to the Blue Lock Project.

Denmark U-20 is Denmark's junior national team in the Blue Lock world, drawing on footballers under twenty for the global youth championship. The side enters the U-20 World Cup and opens its run in a hard-fought group.

Dosankoro Sapporo is a professional Japanese club in the Blue Lock series, modeled on the real second-division side Hokkaido Consadole Sapporo. Teru Kitsunezato counts among its players, and the club pursues him with a transfer bid during the Neo Egoist League.

Ecuador U-20 is Ecuador's junior national team in the Blue Lock world, made up of footballers under twenty for the global youth championship. The side joins the U-20 World Cup and grinds out two draws to begin its group campaign.

Egypt U-20 is Egypt's junior national team in the Blue Lock world, drawing on footballers under twenty for the global youth championship. The side competes in the U-20 World Cup and splits its opening two group matches.

England U-20 is the youth national squad that gathers the country's most promising footballers below twenty years old. Slotted into Group A of the U-20 World Cup within the Blue Lock manga, the side chases the tournament against heavyweight rivals, though its early campaign quickly runs into stronger opposition.

FC Barcha is a celebrated Spanish football club based in Barcelona that competes in the Liga VVBA within the Blue Lock manga. Ranked among Europe's elite, the club prizes flair, rhythm, and crowd-pleasing football, holding that a compelling style of play matters as much as the scoreline itself.

FC Portimion is a professional Portuguese club featured in the Blue Lock manga, competing in Portugal's top football league. The team surfaces mainly through its recruitment interest, chasing Blue Lock talents with cash offers during the Neo Egoist League transfer windows.

France U-20 is the French youth national team competing in Group A of the U-20 World Cup within the Blue Lock manga. Hailed as a golden generation and a tournament favorite, the side fuses elite individual talent with disciplined collective play under captain Julian Loki and playmaker Vivian Hugo.

Germany U-20 is Germany's youth national football team, placed in Group P of the U-20 World Cup in the Blue Lock manga. Spearheaded by star striker Michael Kaiser, the side opens its campaign as a sharp attacking unit that also defends stoutly, racking up goals across its early fixtures.

Ghana U-20 is Ghana's youth national football team taking part in Group J of the U-20 World Cup within the Blue Lock manga. The side plays a background role in the tournament, posting an early loss and a draw as its group campaign gets underway.

Gohonzon Kamakura is a professional Japanese football club appearing in the Blue Lock manga. The team surfaces largely through the transfer market, extending a modest recruitment offer to a Blue Lock player during the Neo Egoist League.

Hakuho High School's soccer club is a freshly created team in the Blue Lock manga, founded by wealthy prodigy Reo Mikage. Built to reach and conquer the national tournament, the squad leans heavily on Mikage's brilliance and the raw talent of his partner Seishiro Nagi.

Honduras U-20 is the Honduran youth national football team competing in Group E of the U-20 World Cup within the Blue Lock manga. The side plays a minor role in the tournament, opening with a defeat to Italy followed by a draw as its group stage unfolds.

Hungary U-20 is Hungary's youth national football team placed in Group O of the U-20 World Cup within the Blue Lock manga. The side plays a peripheral role, managing a draw before a narrow defeat as its group campaign moves along.