Yuna Marui

Height:
5-3
Hometown:
Osaka, Japan
High School:
Osaka Gakugei H.S.

Japan National Team:
Member of Japan’s U-17, U-16 and U-14 Women’s National Teams … competed with Japan at the 2022 FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup in India and helped the squad advance to the quarterfinals … selected for the Japan U-13 and U-14 Women’s National Training Centers … invited to the Japan U-12 Men’s National Training Center.

Prep/Club:
Attended Osaka Gakugei High School in Osaka, Japan … competed with Cerezo Osaka Yanmar Ladies in the WE League, Japan’s top professional league, during the 2024-25 season … also competed with Cerezo Osaka Yanmar Ladies in the Plenus Nadeshiko League Division I from 2022-23 … participated in the Plenus Challenge League with Cerezo Osaka Yanmar Girls from 2019-20 … played for Cerezo Osaka Yanmar Girls U-18 from 2021-24 … helped lead the U-18 squad to the U-18 Winter Girls National Championship and U-18 Summer Girls National Championship titles in 2022 … won the U-18 Winter Girls National Championship again in 2024 … helped the team finish as runner-up at the U-18 Summer Girls National Championship in 2023 … played for Cerezo Osaka Yanmar Girls U-15 from 2018-21 … helped lead the U-15 squad to the U-15 Girls National Championship in 2018, a runner-up finish in 2019 and a quarterfinal appearance in 2020.

Personal:
Daughter of Shinichi and Kanae Marui … born in Osaka, Japan … has two brothers, Kazuki and Daiki … her father, Shinichi, played soccer at Sophia University, while her mother, Kanae, played volleyball at Mukogawa Women’s University … her brother, Kazuki, played soccer at Osaka Metropolitan University, and her brother, Daiki, played soccer at Kindai University … participated in Japanese calligraphy throughout high school.