Akçaabat Sebatspor

Akçaabat Sebatspor is a Turkish sports club from the district of the province of Trabzon Akçaabat. The matches will be played in Akçaabat Fatih stadium where 2,850 spectators. The club was founded in 1923 and played in the 2000s a total of two seasons in the Süper Lig in the Eternal table of the Süper Lig club is on the 58th place. Thus, the club is named after the traditional club Trabzonspor, the second club from the province of Trabzon the, worked in the highest Turkish league, the Superliga.

History

Association was founded

The club was founded in 1923 in the district town Akçaabat under the auspices of Mehmet Aga under the name Sebat İdman Yurdu. The following year, the club merged again with another club, but remained always Namendlich local.

Participation in the 3rd Lig

On Turkish professional football the club took part in the summer of 1970. Here you were under the former name Sebat Gençlik SK in the then third- highest division, was added to the 3 Lig and played in the third division 1970 season / 71. The first season in the 3rd Lig took it the first place in the table. The second season, the 1971/72 season, it was in second and missed so just move up to the second ligament After spent six years in the 3rd Lig, was reached in the third league season 1977/78 the championship and thus increased the first time in the club's history in the second highest league in the second Lig on.

Achievements

• Ranking third in the TFF 1 Lig (1): 2002/ 03
• Promotion to the Süper Lig (1): 2002/ 03
• Cup of TFF Lig 2 ( 2): 1977 / 78th 1991/92
• Runner of the TFF Lig 2 (1): 1990/ 00
• Promotion to the TFF 1 Lig ( 3): 1977 /78 1991/92 1990 /00

League membership

Former notable players

• Turkey Bülent Akın Belgium
• Turkey Metin Aktas
• Kazakhstan Ali Aliyev
• Turkey Ragıp Basdag
• Turkey Ali Eren Beserler
• Turkey Adem Büyük
• Turkey Orhan Çıkırıkçı

• Turkey Oktay Derelioğlu
• Turkey Hamza Gezmiş
• Turkey Senol Güneş
• Turkey Ali Güzeldal
• Turkey Hasan Özer
• Turkey Serdar Özkan
• Turkey Yusuf Şimşek
• Finland Antti Sumiala
• Turkey İsmet Taşdemir
• Turkey Ogun Temizkanoğlu
• Turkey Hasan Üçüncü

Well-known former coach

• Turkey Güvenç Kurtar
• Turkey Sadi Tekelioğlu
• Turkey Kadir Ozcan