We would like to inform you that Kento HASHIMOTO, a player belonging to our club, has decided to transfer completely to FC Rostov (Russia).
A formal contract will be established after a medical check in the future.
Please note that the match against Urawa on July 18 (Saturday) will be the last activity day for FC Tokyo.
【Kento HASHIMOTO Profile】
□Position: MF
□Jersey Number: 18
□Date of Birth: August 16, 1993
□Hometown: Itabashi, Tokyo
□Height/Weight: 183 cm / 76 kg
□Career:
2006-2008 FC Tokyo U-15 Fukagawa
2007 Prince Takamado Trophy All Japan Youth (U-15) Football Championship 3rd Place
2008 Prince Takamado Trophy All Japan Youth (U-15) Football Championship Champion
2009-2011 FC Tokyo U-18
2009 JFA Prince League U-18 Kanto 2009 Champion
2009 Japan Club Youth Soccer Championship (U-18) Champion
2009 J Youth Sunstart Tonic Cup J League Youth Championship Champion
2010 JFA Prince League U-18 Kanto 2010 Champion
2010 Emperor's Cup All Japan Youth (U-18) Soccer Championship Runner-up
2010 J Youth Cup J League Youth Championship Runner-up
2011 *Accompanied the top team as a second category registered player
2012-2013.08 FC Tokyo
2013.08-2014 Roasso Kumamoto *On loan
2015- FC Tokyo
2019 J.League Excellent Player Award winner, selected for Best Eleven
□Representative History:
2011 U-18 Japan national team
2012 U-19 Japan national team (AFC U-19 Championship 2012 Best 8)
2016 U-23 Japan national team
2019 Japan national team
□Participation Record (as of July 9, 2020)

□Kento HASHIMOTO Comment
Since participating in the FC Tokyo soccer school at the age of 10 for about 17 years, I have lived most of my life proudly as 'Kento HASHIMOTO of FC Tokyo.' Since 2018, I have been wearing the number 18, which belonged to Naohiro ISHIKAWA, and while aiming to become a symbol of the team, I have decided to pursue my dream of transferring overseas, which I have had since childhood.
I am truly grateful to the club that supported my dream of challenging myself overseas, and to the coaches who have guided me since I started playing soccer.
Looking back on my time since turning professional, there have been many difficulties, including painful and frustrating moments. However, I was able to overcome everything thanks to the support of my family, teammates, staff, and all the fans and supporters.
I feel very lonely thinking that I won't be able to meet everyone at Kodaira Ground or Ajinomoto, but I want to take on new challenges with the 'FC Tokyo spirit' and 'Blue-Red spirit' that I have cultivated so far!
I will do my best to ensure my performance reaches Japan, so I would be happy if you continue to pay attention to me!
Lastly, thank you very much to everyone involved with FC Tokyo for a long time.
I sincerely wish for FC Tokyo's victory