Is Mana Iwabuchi A-List?
No — Mana Iwabuchi is currently ranked C tier — recognizable within their niche but with limited mainstream visibility.
Ranking Timeline
Professional Debut NTV Beleza
Iwabuchi started her professional career with NTV Beleza, marking the beginning of her journey in women's football.
FIFA Women's World Cup Victory
She won the FIFA Women's World Cup with Japan, elevating her status and opening doors to international opportunities.
Moved to Bayern Munich
Iwabuchi joined Bayern Munich, solidifying her career in European football and increasing her market value.
Moved to INAC Kobe Leonessa
Returns to Japan to play for INAC Kobe Leonessa.
Joined Arsenal Women
Iwabuchi signed with Arsenal Women, boosting her visibility in English football.
Move to Tottenham Hotspur
Iwabuchi joins Tottenham Hotspur, continuing her career in the WSL.
Retirement from Professional Football
Announces retirement from professional football, ending her successful career.
Post-Retirement Activities
Iwabuchi transitions to post-retirement activities, remaining a respected figure in women's football.
Last updated: February 21, 2026