J-League first-division soccer club Nagoya Grampus has begun cooperating with the private sector in Aichi Prefecture to nurture disabled esports competitors."For para esports athletes this is a new way they can even take on the world," Grampus President Koki Konishi said recently. "I feel very happy to begin this new project."A Grampus spokesperson said, "Currently, our club consists only of soccer players, but going forward we want to expand to athletes who compete in different areas."Esports competitions in computer games are attracting a lot of attention, and with competitions offering p…READ FULL ARTICLE