Gençlerbirliği S.K.

Gençlerbirliği Ankara ( dt: Youth club Ankara ) is a football club based in the Turkish capital Ankara. The team plays in the Superliga, the top division of Turkey. The club plays its home games at the Ankara 19 Mayıs from Stadyumu, which is shared with local rivals MKE Ankaragucu.

• 4.1 Transfers of the 2013/14 season
• 4.2 Coaching staff

History

The club was founded on 14 March 1923. Since 1977, İlhan Cavcav president of the club, who made the club through good management to one of the top destinations of Turkey. The club is known for good talent scouting of young European and African players. From the 1990s through to the mid-2000s, the club was mostly compete in the top half of the league; from the years 2007/ 08 was followed by rather weak season performances, where the club was narrowly avoided relegation, among other things in the 2008 /09 season. In the years 1987 and 2001 the team took the Cup title twice.

International made ​​the team in the season 2003/ 04 caused a sensation. After she turned off favored in the UEFA Cup clubs such as Sporting Lisbon, Blackburn Rovers and FC Parma, they reached the first knockout round. There, the club defeated in the first leg FC Valencia ( in the same season won the UEFA Cup ) 1-0 but retired in the second leg 0-2 after extra time due to the Silver Goals from.

Achievements

Internationally

• UEFA Cup: Knockout round 2003/ 04 (1:0 and 0:2 [ n.SG ] against FC Valencia)

National

• Süper Lig: 3rd place 1965/66, 2002/ 03

• Championship 1982/83, 1988/89
• Rise 1982/83, 1988/89

• Winner 1986/87, 2000/ 01
• Final 2002/ 03, 2003/ 04, 2007/ 08

League membership

Squad of the 2013/14 season

• Last updated: February 9, 2014

Transfers of the season 2013/14

Summer 2013

• Mahmut Boz1 ( Boluspor )
• Erkut Başkaya1 ( Hacettepe SK)
• Onur Bayramoğlu1 ( Karşıyaka SK)
• Mustafa Kayabaşı1 ( Samsunspor )
• Oktay Delibalta1 ( Gaziantepspor )
• Tayfur Bingöl1 ( Hacettepe SK)
• Yusuf Emre Gültekin1 ( Hacettepe SK)
• Efsan Geçgin1 ( Hacettepe SK)
• Uğur Çiftçi1 ( Hacettepe SK)
• Nizamettin Çalışkan ( Orduspor )
• Serkan Yanık ( Mersin İdman Yurdu )
• Milan Smiljanić ( Espanyol )
• Ferhat Görgülü (FC Oss )
• Ümit Eminoglu (Aston Villa )
• Deniz Naki (SC Paderborn 07)
• Mervan Çelik ( Delfino Pescara 1936)
• Sedat Bayrak (SB Elazığspor )
• Bogdan Stancu ( Orduspor )
• Jean -Jacques Gosso ( Unemployed )
• Atabey Çiçek ( own youth )

Winter 2013/2014

• Hakan Aslantaş ( Bursaspor )
• Doğan Şakir Serttas (FC Brussels)
• Artem Radkov (FC Brussels)
• Johan Dahlin (Malmö FF)

Summer 2013

• Björn Vleminckx1 ( Club Brugge )
• Mustafa Kayabaşı ( Balikesirspor )
• Cem Can ( Kayseri Erciyesspor )
• Debatik Curri (-)
• Randall Azofeifa (Kayseri Erciyesspor )
• Ferhat Çapa (Kayseri Erciyesspor )
• Batuhan Tur ( Tavşanlı Linyitspor )
• Ramazan Aksoy ( Tavşanlı Linyitspor )
• Okan Köse (Adana Demirspor )
• Kerim Zengin ( Akhisar Belediyespor )
• Aykut Demir (Trabzonspor )
• Efsan Geçgin2 ( Bergama Belediyespor )
• Hursut Meric ( Çaykur Rizespor )
• Onur Bayramoğlu ( Eskişehirspor )
• Tayfur Bingöl2 ( Bandirmaspor )
• Özkan Karabulut2 ( Ankaraspor )
• Ekigho Ehiosun2 ( Samsunspor )
• Artun Akçakın2 ( Fethiyespor )
• Mahmut Boz ( Eskişehirspor )
• Murat Can Bölükbaşı2 ( Anadolu Selçukluspor )

Winter 2013/2014

• Atabey Çiçek2 ( Boluspor )
• Emre Avcı ( Hacettepe SK)
• Serkan Yanık ( Mersin İdman Yurdu )
• Erkut Başkaya2 ( Elibol Sandıklıspor )
• Ümit Eminoglu ( Hednesford Town)
• İlkay Durmus (MP Antalyaspor )
• Mert Göktepe2 ( Hacettepe SK)

Coaching staff

Coach

• Turkey Yüksel Doğanay (1960-1970)
• Turkey Oktay Arıca (1970-1971)
• Turkey Kazim Türesin (1971-1972)
• Turkey Yüksel Doğanay (1972-1973)
• Turkey Fehmi Baştüzel (1973-1974)
• Turkey Fehmi Baştüzel (1975-1976)
• Turkey Oktay Arıca (1976-1977)
• Turkey Fehmi Baştüzel (1978-1981)
• Turkey Mümtaz Hallows (1981 )
• Turkey Fehmi Baştüzel (1981 )
• Turkey Enver Ürekli (1981 )

• Turkey Kadri Aytaç (1982-1983)
• Turkey Tınaz Tırpan (1983-1985)
• Turkey Metin Türel (1986-1987)
• Turkey Hüsnü Macurni (1987 )
• Turkey Tınaz Tırpan (1987-1988)
• Turkey Kadri Aytaç (1988 )
• Turkey İbrahim Aydın (1988 )
• Gündüz Tekin Onay Turkey (1989-1990)
• Turkey Metin Türel (1990 )
• Jozef Jarabinský Czechoslovakia (1990-1991)
• Turkey Aldoğan argon (1991-1992)
• Russia 1991 Valeri Nepomniachi (1992-1993)

• Turkmenistan 1992 Gurban Berdiýew ( 1993-1994)
• Peru Augusto Palacios (1994 )
• Turkey Zafer Göncüler (1994-1995)
• Turkey Metin Türel (1995 )
• Belgium Georges Heylens (1995-1996)
• Turkey Metin Türel (1996 )
• Turkey Sadi Tekelioğlu (1996-1997)
• Croatia Luka Peruzović (1997)
• Turkey Yılmaz Vural (1997-1998)
• Slovenia Karol Pecze (1998-2000)
• Turkey Hasan Gül (2001)
• Belgium Walter Meeuws (2001)
• Turkey Erdoğan Arıca (2001-2002)

• Turkey Erdoğan Arıca (2004)
• Turkey Oğuz Çetin (2004)
• Turkey Ziya Doğan (2004-2005)
• Turkey Fuat Çapa (2007)
• Germany Reinhard Stumpf (2007)
• Turkey Bülent Korkmaz (2007-2008)
• Germany Thomas Doll (June 2009 - October 2010)
• Germany Ralf Zumdick (October 2010 - April 2011 )
• Turkey Fuat Çapa (June 2011 - May 2013)
• Turkey Mehmet Özdilek ( October 2013 - )

Well-known former players

• Tijani Babangida Nigeria
• Turkey Serkan Balcı
• Turkey Deniz Barış
• Bosnia and Herzegovina Elvir Bolic
• Turkey Uğur Boral
• Turkey Ömer Çatkıç
• Filip Daems of Belgium
• Cameroon Geremi Njitap
• Gökhan Gönül Turkey

• Turkey Giray Kaçar
• Turkey Ümit Karan
• Brazil KAHE
• Nigeria Patrick Onya
• Turkey Umit Özat
• Turkey Ergun Penbe
• Turkey Ali Tandoğan
• Turkey Gökhan Ünal
• Croatia Jurica Vranješ
• Poland Tomasz Zdebel

Trivia

Gençlerbirliği defeated in the second round at the Turkish Cup of the season 1996/97 Galatasaray on penalties with a record-breaking score of 17:16. The game with the penalty shoot took about three hours. A similarly high-scoring penalty shootout followed in 2008, when the club lost the Turkish Cup final against Kayserispor with 10:11.