Blue Lock Chapter 239: Release Date & Spoilers

It took a long, protracted series of installments, but the latest game in Blue Lock is over as we get ready for the release of Chapter 239. The match between the Bastard München and Ubers teams has ended to the satisfaction and relief of readers everywhere, but now we ask, what’s next?

One thing is for sure: the status quo will change in the world of football after this latest chapter. Yo Hiori and Yoichi Isagi achieved something pretty incredible, but the story is far from over!

Blue Lock Chapter 239: Release Date, Time, and Countdown

Blue Lock Chapter 239 is set for release on Wednesday, November 8, 2023, in Japan first at 12:00 AM JST. It will be available to read online at 8:00 AM PT / 11:00 AM ET on November 7, 2023, for most fans worldwide. After news broke about artist Yusuke Nomura getting sick, it looks like the series is on a one-week hiatus.

Related: Blue Lock Manga Release Date Schedule 2023

You’ll be able to check when the chapter drops below, based on your region:

It will be available on the Weekly Shōnen Magazine website, where you can read its original Japanese release, as well as English translations courtesy of Kodansha later on.

Blue Lock Chapter 239: Spoilers

With Isagi and Hiori celebrating their game-winning goal, Hiori shares that he was at one point considering leaving the game. However, with this victory, his ambitions have evolved into something greater, with aims to become a truly influential, integral ‘creator’ or ‘producer’ as a star striker.

Meanwhile, Rin Itoshi single-handedly gives the Paris X Gen a 3-1 lead over Manshine City, with his sights set on Isagi. It’s an intense, heated moment suggesting their match will be the big one to follow.

Blue Lock Chapter 238 Recap

There’s only one thing we should be talking about here in Blue Lock Chapter 238: the goal. It’s been many furiously frustrating months without a goal to cap off the match and bring things to an end.

The chapter began with a clear indicator that things were about to finish conclusively, with Hiori in control of the ball. Niko isn’t able to keep up and aims to slow him down. His opponents on the Ubers have all eyes on him, deftly maneuvering the field, feinting while setting up the goal.

Hiori gives off the impression that he’s not aiming to make the pass after all but take the shot himself. Yet, in a moment where Hiori and Isagi seemingly share the same intents, he seemingly blindly passes to Isagi, knowing he’ll be there to receive. Isagi blitzes to his spot to accept the pass. He does and scores a stunning goal to end the match. By doing so, they’ll surely cement a potent image for themselves in the football world, executing a perfect play while connected as teammates immaculately.