Fans are curious to learn when spoilers for Blue Lock Chapter 348 will be released. For months, the manga delivered big twists and edge-of-the-seat plays from both the Japan and France teams. Now that their match has ended, readers want to know what’s next in store for the Blue Lock team.
Here are the details on when the spoilers might be released.
When to expect Blue Lock Chapter 348 spoilers
The leaks suggest that there will be no break next week. So, fans can expect the spoilers for Blue Lock Chapter 348 to come out anytime between Sunday, May 31, 2026, and Monday, June 1, 2026.
This will be followed by the chapter’s official release on Tuesday, June 2, 2026, at 8 a.m. PT and 11 a.m. ET in the United States. Meanwhile, readers in Japan can access it on Wednesday, June 3, 2026, at 12 a.m. JST.
What happened in Blue Lock Chapter 347?
The previous chapter resumes the match just as Isagi is about to score. Suddenly, Rin catches up and kicks the ball, resulting in both Isagi and Rin taking the shot together. The ball passes every French player, but it hits the crossbar and bounces back on the field.
While everyone is shocked to see the failed shot, Loki takes the ball and heads towards the other side. He swiftly makes his way through every Blue Lock player. Meanwhile, Isagi thinks about successfully defeating Hugo in a one-on-one battle of luck. However, he also believes he could’ve scored if Rin hadn’t shown up at the last moment, messing up his shot.
Isagi recalls Ego’s philosophy that every Blue Lock player should play as a striker, and believes that Rin was only following Ego’s instructions. However, he contemplates that if they lose the match, then Ego’s philosophy and Blue Lock have failed. On the other side of the field, Loki scores a point for his team, securing their victory.
The stadium erupts in celebration. As he walks off the field, Loki yawns and says that it was a boring match, but admits to feeling a little excited towards the end. Hugo agrees, noting that Blue Lock lost because of their philosophy and that they’ll never reach the World Cup.
Hugo bids farewell to Blue Lock and says that they’ll never meet again. Isagi then tells Hugo about defeating him, but the French player brushes it off. Isagi emphasizes his victory over Hugo and calls him “second-best.”
