"The Reds"
1950
Saitama Stadium 2002
62,040
Saitama
CHO Kwi Jae
1950
Founded as Naka Nihon Heavy Industries Soccer Club
1952
Renamed as Shin-Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Kobe Soccer Club
1958
Transferred to the Tokyo headquarters
1964
Renamed as Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Soccer Club
1965
Participated in the inaugural Japan Soccer League
1989
Relegated to the Japan Soccer League Division 2
1990
Promoted to the Japan Soccer League Division 1; renamed Mitsubishi Motors Soccer Club
1991
Became a J.League full member
1992
Established as a company; renamed Mitsubishi Urawa Football Club
1996
Renamed Urawa Red Diamonds
2000
Relegated to the J.League Division 2 (J2)
2001
Promoted to the J.League Division 1 (J1)
Saitama Stadium 2002
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DIARACHANUrawa Red Diamonds, commonly known as the Urawa Reds, are one of Japan's most successful and widely supported football clubs, based in Saitama City.