Rıdvan Bolatlı

Ridvan Bolatlı ( born December 2, 1928 in Ankara ) is a former Turkish football player. With the Turkish national team, he participated in the 1954 World Cup and came during this tournament to two stakes. Through his work for MKE Ankaragucu he is associated with this club.

Playing career

Association

Bolatlı learned to play football in the street. During his military service he played for the team of military ground forces Ankara Karagücü. Later he continued his career at MKE Ankaragucu. Before in Turkey, the first nationwide to be discharged League, today's Süper Lig was founded in the summer of 1959, left Bolatlı Ankaragucu.

National

Bolatlı played in 1952 with his support of the Turkish amateur team during his time at Ankara Karagücü the first time for the Turkish national teams.

One year after this mission, he was nominated as part of a test match against the Yugoslav national team to the squad of the Turkish national team and was during this game by 5 June 1953 his international debut.

On the occasion of the Football World Cup in 1954 nominated the coach Sandro Puppo Bolatlı in the squad of the Turkish national team. Here they finished at the end of the group stage on points with the German team into second place. Although you had the better goal, it was decided by the then regime of the Second Group by a play between these two teams. In this encounter, the 7:2 Germany decided in his favor, Bolatlı played his last international match. During this tournament, he completed two international matches.

Achievements

• Turkish national team: Participation in the World Cup: 1954