Ahmet Burak Solakel
Ahmet Burak Solakel ( born March 1, 1982 in Izmir) is a Turkish football player.
Career
Association
Solakel began here in youth Bucaspor with his club career and 2000 was provided with a professional contract included in the first team. When the then third division, he quickly found access to the team and completed his first season in 18 league matches. By the end of his second season, he was lured away from league rivals Gaziantep Büyükşehir Belediyespor. Here he established himself as one of the most successful defensive players in the league. After one and a half years of service, he left this club and moved to first division side Gaziantepspor. He sat there until the end of the season only to he bench. Then he left end of the season this club and moved to third division Adanaspor. After just one season he returned to Gaziantepspor and played here playtime. During this season he came as a reserve player only sporadically inserts.
For the season 2006/ 07 he moved to second division Mardinspor and played here over the next two years. He then left the club and went to league rivals Karşıyaka SK. With this club he made it into the play- offs of the TFF 1 Lig and missed only in the last instance the rise in the Süper Lig
In summer 2009, he moved to the then first division Denizlispor. With the team he joined after the first season from the TFF 1 Lig. He still played one season in the first Lig and left the club after contract expiration.
After the expiry of the contract with Denizlispor for season 2011/12 he returned to his penultimate club Karşıyaka SK. There were however disagreements regarding the salary payments, so Solakel again returned to Denizlispor back in January 2013. He signed a contract until 2013. With the expiration of a contract to the summer of 2013 he changed within the TFF 1 Lig Samsunspor to.
National
Solakel graduated in 1999 a game for the Turkish U-16 and eight games for the Turkish U-17 national team. In his last game, a friendly against Slovakia, he scored his only international goal.