Urawa Reds Official Matchday Programme (MDP) not only supports fans and supporters' experience at the stadium, but also plays a major role as a communication tool connecting fans and supporters with the club.
The paper is packed with player interviews and photos, as well as Trial analysis, MDP-exclusive projects, and detailed information about the club.

The MDP is a publication that should be called a "treasure" of Urawa Reds, which has been issued at home games ever since the first issue was published on September 5, 1992, at the Yamazaki Nabisco Cup home game against JEF United Ichihara (now JEF United Chiba) at Omiya Soccer Stadium (now NACK5 Stadium Omiya), where Urawa Reds played their first official match as a professional soccer team. And Urawa Reds were the first in Japan to start publishing Trial programs for a fee, something that was common in England, and this marked the beginning of the club's trajectory and the history of the "Official Matchday Programme".
For fans and supporters, the MDP is not just a program, but an important item to get them fired up before Trial and has become an indispensable cheering item.

*Some Trial in the 2020, 2021 and 2022 seasons will be available online.