Ankaraspor A.Åž.

Ankaraspor (until 2005 still Buyuksehyr Ankara Spor Kulübü Belediyesi ) (Eng. Ankara Metropolitan Municipality Sports Club) is a Turkish sports club. It was founded in 1978 in Ankara. Ankaraspor denies its home games in Yenikent - ASAS Stadium which has a capacity for 19,626 spectators. The club currently has 96,000 members.

Name Change

As Ankara Belediyespor the club was founded in 1978. After six years, he was called Ankara Büyükşehir Belediyespor. 1998, there was a renewed change of name; this time was the name Büyükşehir Belediye Ankaraspor and since 2005, the association acts as Ankaraspor. With the recent name change was accompanied by a concentration on football. The existing departments, badminton, basketball, boxing, hockey, weightlifting, handball, judo, rowing, taekwondo, tennis, table tennis were spun in a club that continues the old name Büyükşehir Belediye Ankaraspor Kulübü.

Relegation to the second league

Ankaraspor was required in 2009 due to a penalty of the Turkish Football Federation (TFF ) in the Bank Asya 1 Lig, the second Turkish league, descend, as they have violated some association rules. Before the start of season 2009/10 Ankaraspor wanted to enter into a merger with city rivals MKE Ankaragucu; this was prevented by the Turkish Football Federation with an urgent decision. As a result, the previous head of sport Ankaraspor and son of the mayor Melih Gökçek, Ahmet Gökçek, was elected President of MKE Ankaragucu and five players move in a short time to MKE Ankaragucu. In order to avoid a distortion of competition between the two clubs, the association Ankaraspor opted for the 2009/10 season excluded. The license of the club was withdrawn on August 4, 2010 by the Turkish Football Federation ( TFF). Thus, the association can not pursue any more sporting activities. All remaining games counted with a 0-3 defeat.

Return to the TFF 1 Lig

The association procured by the League exclusion by court order to participate in the Süper Lig or at the TFF 1 Lig Since after the expulsion from the league all professionals are not sufficient crew for the seasons 2011/12 and 2012/13 were released and had available was abandoned despite notice to a later game participation. The reserve team Ankaraspor that Ankaraspor A2 A2 Ligi 2012/13 ended with the championship of the league. Here they sat down in the final against the reserve team of the city rivals Gençlerbirliği Ankara. On the way back after the decisive encounter of the championship team bus got into an accident in the episode 17 injured and one death emerged.

In the season 2013/14 Ankaraspor announced again to participate in the operation of the game Süper Lig, the highest Turkish football league at. This participation request has been refused by the Turkish Football Federation and urged the club to participate in the 2nd league. In the negotiations which followed this refusal, the two sides agreed to participate in the game operation of the TFF 1 Lig, the second Turkish football league. After this confirmation was adjusted with Osman Özköylü to the master trainer of the second division last season. According to the ideas of a competitive team was put together to be partly assembled by the acquisition of new players and some players from the reserve or youth team.

League membership

  • Süper Lig: 2004-2009
  • 2 League ( TFF 1 Lig ): 1996-2004, since 2013 -
  • 3 League: 1995-1996

Squad of the 2013/14 season

  • Last updated: February 8, 2014

Transfers of the season 2013/14

Summer 2013

  • Ragıp Basdag (Kayseri Erciyesspor )
  • Göksu Türkdoğan (Kayseri Erciyesspor )
  • Emrullah Kokoç ( 1461 Trabzon )
  • Tonia Tisdell2 ( Şanlıurfaspor )
  • Christian Pouga (Oud -Heverlee Leuven )
  • Ahmet Güven ( Polatlı Bugsasspor )
  • Muhammed Bayır ( Polatlı Bugsasspor )
  • Galip Güzel ( Polatlı Bugsasspor )
  • Bilal Aziz (Kayseri Erciyesspor )
  • İsmail Şahmalı ( Denizlispor )
  • Ercüment Kafkasyalı ( Polatlı Bugsasspor )
  • Yusuf Kurtuluş (Adana Demirspor )
  • Serdar Eylik2 ( Galatasaray )
  • Fahri Akyol ( Bucaspor )
  • Ramazan Sal ( Göztepe Izmir)
  • Furkan Şeker ( Göztepe Izmir)
  • Muslum Yelken ( Orduspor )
  • Abdullah Karmil2 (Trabzonspor )
  • Lokman Gör2 ( Antalyaspor )
  • Sedat Yüce ( own youth )
  • Samet Göker ( own youth )
  • Çağlayan Alpsatan ( own youth )
  • Oğuz Kocabal ( Inegölspor )
  • Burak Seres ( Iskenderunspor 1967)
  • Özkan Karabulut2 ( Gençlerbirliği Ankara)
  • Dilaver Güçlü ( Göztepe Izmir)
  • Can Erdem ( Mersin İdman Yurdu )
  • Berkay Can Değirmencioğlu2 (Fenerbahçe Istanbul)
  • Burak Altıparmak (Berliner AK)
  • Sofiane Hanni (Kayseri Erciyesspor )
  • Cengizhan Koç ( Giresunspor )
  • Lys Mouithys ( Wydad Casablanca)

Winter 2013/14

  • Gökhan Ünal ( Kardemir Karabükspor )
  • Kenan Şahin ( Mersin İdman Yurdu )
  • Serkan Atak (Kayseri Erciyesspor )
  • Caner Arıcı ( Balikesirspor )
  • Burak Kardes (PSV Eindhoven )
  • Umutcan Yüksel1 (Ankara Adliyespor )

Summer 2013

  • Liridon Krasniqi ( Fethiyespor )
  • Burak Seres2 ( Orhangazispor )
  • Sedat Yüce2 ( Keciörengücü )

Winter 2013/14

  • Can Erdem ( Karşıyaka SK)
  • Cengizhan Koç2 ( Yeni Diyarbakirspor )
  • Umutcan Yüksel2 (Ankara Adliyespor )
  • Ali Riza Durmaz2 (Ankara Adliyespor )
  • Mehmet Topçu2 (Sivas 4 Eylül Belediyespor )
  • Fahri Akyol ( Adanaspor )
  • Burak Altıparmak2 ( Bugsasspor )
  • Şahin Fıstıkcı2 ( Bugsasspor )
  • Yusuf Kurtuluş ( Altay Izmir)
  • Metin Cakmak ( Tokatspor )
  • Oğuz Özden ( Tokatspor )
  • Umutcan Yüksel ( Balikesirspor )
  • Ahmet Güven2 ( Keciörengücü )
  • Samet Göker2 ( Altınordu Izmir)

Well-known former players

  • Necati Ates Turkey
  • Turkey Hakan Arıkan
  • Turkey Murat Hacıoğlu
  • Turkey German Ümit Karan
  • Turkey Yusuf Şimşek
  • Turkey Brazil Gökçek Wederson
  • Montenegro Ardijan Djokaj
  • Czech Republic Adam Petrouš
  • Turkey German Özer Hurmacı
Ice hockey Olympic weightlifting Bilal Aziz Özer France Galatasaray S.K. Altay S.K. Ersen Martin Volkan Arslan 2013–14 TFF First League Boluspor Manisaspor Samsunspor
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