We are pleased to announce our partnership with Legia Warsaw, who belongs to the top Polish league, Ekstraklasa.
As clubs based in the capitals of Japan and Poland, we will work together to develop and strengthen players, as well as to meet each other's needs in the field of football through our knowledge and network.

Partnership Details
①Information exchange for the purpose of strengthening the top team
②Development of academy players

Location
Warsaw (Poland)

About Legia Warsaw
A professional football club based in the capital of Poland, Warsaw. Founded in 1916, they currently compete in the top domestic league, Ekstraklasa. They have won the league title 15 times and the domestic cup 20 times.

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Legia Warsaw
Dariusz Mioduski Owner
"We are very proud to be able to form this partnership between FC Tokyo, a strong club in Japan, and Legia Warsaw. What is important is that FC Tokyo is a club in the capital of Japan, and Legia Warsaw is also a club in the capital of Poland. This partnership is not only between two clubs, but also between the two capital cities, which we feel is significant. The J-League is highly regarded in Poland and Europe, not just FC Tokyo. We believe that this partnership will be a big step for both parties. Secondly, it is about developing young players. We have confidence in developing young players. FC Tokyo is also skilled in developing young players. We believe that exchanging experiences and knowledge about player development will lead to great results for both parties."

FC Tokyo
Shigeya Kawagishi, President and Representative Director
"We are very happy to announce our partnership with Legia Warsaw in this way. For us, creating a team and developing young players to give them a chance to shine is a very important endeavor. Additionally, with various talented players in Europe, we see this partnership with Legia Warsaw as an opportunity to exchange information and work together. We hope to see various initiatives and achievements come out of this. As a club in Tokyo, the capital of Japan, we see this as our first step in sharing various things with the world."