Juan José Enríquez Gómez (born 4 November 1950), commonly known as Juanjo, was a Spanish retired footballer who played as a central defender, and a former manager.
Notable for his strength and tight marking, he amassed 130 matches and four goals in La Liga, mainly while representing Salamanca.
In 1974, he joined La Liga side UD Salamanca, being a key defensive unit for the club during his three-year spell; he was also called up for the national team in 1978 for a match against Romania, but watched the 0–1 as an unused substitute.
Juanjo moved to FC Barcelona in 1977, after impressing in a match against the Catalans where he was incumbed to man-mark Johan Cruyff.
Juanjo was sparingly used during his time at Atleti, and subsequently represented Lorca Deportiva CF and CD Cieza before retiring.