We would like to inform you that Tatsuya ENOMOTO has retired from active play after the 2016 season and has been appointed as a coach for the FC Tokyo Development Department.

[Tatsuya ENOMOTO Player Profile]

□ Position: GK
□ Date of Birth: March 16, 1979
□ Hometown: Nerima Ward, Tokyo
□ Height/Weight: 190cm/82kg
□ Blood Type: Type O

□ Career:
　1994-1996 Urawa Gakuin High School
1997-1998 Yokohama Marinos
1999-2006 Yokohama F.Marinos
2000 J1 League 1st Stage Champions
2001 J.League Yamazaki Nabisco Cup Champions, MVP
2003 J1 League Champions (1st Stage, 2nd Stage Champions)
2004 J1 League Champions (2nd Stage Champions)
2007-2010 Vissel Kobe
2011-2012 Tokushima Vortis
2013-2014 Tochigi SC
2015-2016 FC Tokyo

□ Representative History:
　1998 U-19 Japan representative (AFC Youth Championship Qatar Tournament Runner-up)
1998 U-23 Japan representative (Asian Games Bangkok Tournament)
1999 U-20 Japan representative (FIFA World Youth Championship Runner-up)

□ Match Records (as of Dec 25, 2016)
2016 FC Tokyo
　J1 League: 0 matches played, 0 goals scored
　J3 League: 7 matches played, 0 goals scored (FC Tokyo U-23)
　Cup Matches: 0 matches played, 0 goals scored
　Emperor's Cup: 0 matches played, 0 goals scored
　ACL: 0 matches played, 0 goals scored
　＜Total＞
　　J1 League: 223 matches played, 0 goals scored
　　J2 League: 60 matches played, 0 goals scored
　　J3 League: 7 matches played, 0 goals scored
　　Cup Matches: 43 matches played, 0 goals scored
　　Emperor's Cup: 10 matches played, 0 goals scored
　　ACL: 7 matches played, 0 goals scored

□ Personal Comment
"I have decided to retire as a professional soccer player after 20 years. First of all, I would like to express my deep gratitude to the presidents, club officials, team staff, teammates, sponsors, and fans and supporters of Yokohama, Kobe, Tokushima, Tochigi, and FC Tokyo, where I have been a member for the past 20 years."
Since graduating from high school, I have been able to continue my active career for 20 years, even though I am not a great player. This is thanks to the support of many people. I am especially grateful to my wife and three children, who have always been by my side, encouraging me even in the toughest times.
Looking back on these 20 years, I can honestly say that I have nothing but regrets. However, I have also had some truly wonderful experiences, such as winning the league championship and being named MVP of the Nabisco Cup. I have no regrets about the dedication and hard work I have put into soccer day after day.
I will start a new start as a coach from next season. I am very happy and honored to be able to start that start at FC Tokyo. Just like my player life, I want to walk with the people of Tokyo with the spirit of "making progress day by day" as a coach.
Thank you very much for your support so far. And we kindly ask for your continued support in the future.