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2017.1.06[Top Team]

Announcement of Kosuke OTA's complete transfer

We would like to inform you that Kosuke OTA player has decided to join FC Tokyo on a permanent transfer from SBV Vitesse Arnhem (Netherlands).


[Kosuke OTA Player Profile]
□ Position: DF
□ Date of Birth: July 23, 1987
□ Hometown: Machida City, Tokyo
□ Height/Weight: 178cm/78kg
□ Blood Type: Type A


□ Career: 

2003-2005  Azabu University Attached Funabashi High School
2006-2008  Yokohama FC
2009-2011  Shimizu S-Pulse
        2011 J.League Excellent Player Award, J.League Fair Play Individual Award
2012-2015  FC Tokyo
        2013 J.League Excellent Player Award
        2014 J.League Excellent Player Award, J.League Best Eleven
        2015 J.League Excellent Player Award, J.League Best Eleven
2016      SBV Vitesse Arnhem (Netherlands 1st Division)
 

Representative History:
2007 U-20 Japan National Team (FIFA U-20 World Cup Canada Tournament Round of 16)

2010 Japan National Team (AFC Asian Cup final qualifying round appearance)
2014 Japan National Team
2015 Japan National Team
2016 Japan National Team
※International A match appearances as a member of the Japan national team: 7 matches, 0 goals (as of January 6, 2017)
 

□ Appearance Record (as of January 6, 2017 / only during domestic club affiliation)
<Total>
 241 appearances, 9 goals in J1 League matches
 32 appearances, 0 goals in J2 League matches
 35 appearances, 1 goal in cup matches
 23 appearances, 4 goals in Emperor's Cup
 4 appearances, 0 goals in ACL
※SBV Vitesse Arnhem (Netherlands 1st division), 16 matches 0 goals in the 2015-2016 season / 10 matches 0 goals in the 2016-2017 season
 

□ Personal Comment
"Dear FC Tokyo fans and supporters, Happy New Year. I am delighted to announce that I will be returning to FC Tokyo after two years. I am extremely happy to be able to play again for my beloved FC Tokyo at Ajinomoto Stadium. The reason behind this decision is simple: to win the league with FC Tokyo. I would like to express my gratitude to President Oogane, General Manager Tateishi, and many others who have worked hard to make this transfer possible. In 2017, I ask for your passionate support more than ever before. Let's make Coach Shinoda a champion!!"