According to Lower Saxony police, the 32-year-old Hannover 96 keeper was hit by a train at a crossing early on Tuesday evening and left a suicide note.
Enke, who was in the running to be Germany's starting goalkeeper at next year's World Cup in South Africa, had been at Hannover since 2004.
Fans flocked to Hannover's Niedersachsen Stadion where they were laying flowers and lighting candles at the gates in memory of their captain.
The news of his death have stunned fellow players, coaches and fans.
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