We would like to inform you that Tatsuya ENOMOTO has decided to retire from professional football at the end of the 2016 season and will take up the position of coach in the FC Tokyo Promotion Department.

[Player Profile: Tatsuya ENOMOTO]

□ Position: GK
□ Date of Birth: March 16, 1979
□ Hometown: Nerima, 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 Champion
2001 J.League Yamazaki Nabisco Cup Champion, MVP
2003 J1 League Champion (1st Stage, 2nd Stage Champion)
2004 J1 League Champion (2nd Stage Champion)
2007–2010 Vissel Kobe
2011-2012 Tokushima Vortis
2013-2014 Tochigi.G
2015-2016 FC Tokyo

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

□ Appearance Record (as of December 25, 2016)
2016 FC Tokyo
　J1 League Matches 0 appearances 0 goals
　J3 League Matches 7 appearances 0 goals (FC Tokyo U-23)
　Cup Matches 0 appearances 0 goals
　Emperor's Cup 0 appearances 0 goals
　ACL 0 appearances 0 goals
　<Total>
　J1 League Matches 223 appearances 0 goals
　J2 League Matches 60 appearances 0 goals
　J3 League Matches 7 appearances 0 goals
　Cup Matches 43 appearances 0 goals
　Emperor's Cup 10 appearances 0 goals
　ACL 7 appearances 0 goals

□ 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 president of FC Tokyo, as well as the club officials, team staff, teammates, sponsors, and all the fans and supporters for the 20 years I spent with Yokohama, Kobe, Tokushima, Tochigi, and FC Tokyo.
Since graduating from high school, I have been able to continue my active career for 20 years, despite not being a remarkable player, thanks to the support of many people. I am especially grateful to my wife and three children, who have always encouraged me by my side, no matter how tough things got.
Looking back on the past 20 years now, I can honestly say that I have mostly regrets. Nevertheless, I have had truly wonderful experiences, such as winning the league championship and being named MVP of the Nabisco Cup. I have no regrets about facing soccer sincerely and dedicating myself to it day by day.
Starting next season, I will take a new step as a coach. I am very happy and honored to begin that journey with FC Tokyo. Just like my playing career, I want to move forward with the spirit of "constant progress" alongside everyone in Tokyo.
Thank you very much for your support so far. We look forward to your continued support.