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Göztepe S.K.

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Turkish sports club

Football club
Göztepe
Full nameGöztepe Spor Kulübü
NicknameGöz Göz
Founded14 June 1925; 100 years ago (1925-06-14) (asGöztepe Gençlik Kulübü)
GroundGürsel Aksel Stadium[1]
Capacity23,376[1]
OwnerSport Republic[2]
ChairmanRasmus Ankersen[1]
Head coachStanimir Stoilov
LeagueSüper Lig
2024–25Süper Lig, 8th of 19
Websitegoztepe.org.tr
Current season

Göztepe Spor Kulübü (Turkish pronunciation:[ɟœztepespoɾkulyby], Göztepe Sports Club), commonly referred to as Göztepe, is a Turkish multi-sport club based in theGöztepe andGüzelyalı neighborhoods ofİzmir. Founded on 14 June 1925 asGöztepe Gençlik Kulübü, it is one of the oldest sports institutions inTurkey with a rich history spanning over a century.[3]

Originally formed as a neighborhood club, Göztepe became nationally prominent in the mid-20th century, particularly after becoming Turkish champions in 1950.[4] In 1969, the club made history by becoming the firstTurkish team to reach the semi-finals of aEuropean competition, achieving this milestone in theInter-Cities Fairs Cup (a predecessor to theUEFA Europa League).[5]

Besides football, the club operates as ajoint-stock company (AŞ) and includes multiple branches infencing,triathlon,handball,volleyball,basketball,gymnastics,archery,billiards,sailing,swimming, andwindsurfing, making it one of the most comprehensive sports institutions in the country.[6]

Despite facing relegation and financial hardship between 2002 and 2008, Göztepe maintained one of the most loyal fan bases inTurkey. Even during their time in theTurkish Regional Amateur League, the club continued to attract higher average attendances than many top-flight clubs.[7] Their resilience and support culminated in a return to theSüper Lig, where they continue to compete under the ownership ofSport Republic and the leadership ofRasmus Ankersen.

As of the2024–25 season, Göztepe competes in theSüper Lig, and currently ranks 8th out of 19 teams in the league table. In the"all-time table" ofTurkish football, Göztepe holds the 13th place overall based on historic performance and points.

History

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Göztepe was founded on 14 June 1925 in theGöztepe,Güzelyalı quarter ofKonak,İzmir, following a split fromAltay; at the inaugural meeting the club adopted red and yellow as its colours and set a striped shirt as the first football kit.[8][9]

Contemporary accounts describe these short-livedİzmir "mergers" as a policy pushed by the provincial governor to field stronger representatives in the new national competition (Milli Küme): alongsideDoğanspor (Göztepe–İzmirspor–Egespor),Altay–Altınordu–Yüce combined as Üçok and Karşıyaka–Bornova asYamanlar.[10][11] Doğanspor competed in the İzmir League and the Milli Küme in 1937–39 (contemporary match reports list the club under that name), whileAteşspor formed byİzmirspor members opposed to the merger played the same competitions beforeİzmirspor reverted to its historic name.[12][13][14] According to the club's official history, Doğanspor won the local league in 1938–39 and, following a members' congress on 12 September 1940, the football branch formally restored theGöztepe name.[15]

Göztepe's early national honours came in the pre-league era: they won theTurkish Football Championship in 1950 (Final Group hosted inİzmir) and finished runners-up in 1942.[16][17] The club's "golden era" under coachAdnan Süvari (mid-1960s to 1971) produced back-to-backTurkish Cup wins in 1968–69 and 1969–70 and theTurkish Super Cup in 1970.[18][19] In Europe, Süvari's Göztepe became the first Turkish side to reach a European semi-final: the1968–69 Inter-Cities Fairs Cup, advancing pastMarseille,Argeș Pitești andOFK Beograd before losing toÚjpest in the last four.[20][21] The following season they reached the1969–70 European Cup Winners' Cup quarter-finals (eliminatingUnion Luxembourg andCardiff City) and went out toRoma (0–2, 0–0).[22][23][24]

Starting with2002–03 season which brought relegation fromSüper Lig, Göztepe struggled with financial problems.[25] Due to the inability to reduce their outstanding debt, the football club was banned from signing new players, which resulted in a free-fall with the team being relegated four times in the next five seasons.[26] On 21 April 2007 they lost their last home game 2–0 againstAliağa Belediyespor inTFF Third League and were relegated to theRegional Amateur League.[26]

On 20 August 2007, the club was sold in an auction to theIstanbul-based business conglomerateAltınbaş Holdings.[27] The owner, businessman İmam Altınbaş, vowed to take Göztepe back to theSüper Lig, making them one of the top five clubs inTurkish football. The owners of the club were met by the local fan base with initial suspicion. Altınbaş Holdings sold the club to Mehmet Sepil in June 2014, for a sum rumored to be around $9 million.[28]

The team competed in theRegional Amateur League for the 2007–08 season but were eliminated byAyazağaspor after a 6–5penalty kick shootout inEskişehir. Following relegation to theRegional Amateur League, Göztepe re-entered the professional pyramid at the start of 2008–09 by acquiringAliağa Belediyespor's competition/naming rights. On 18 June 2008 theTurkish Football Federation approved Aliağa Belediyespor's request to change its name, colours and crest to Göztepe, allowing the club to take Aliağa's place in theTFF Third League; contemporary reports and officials described this as a transfer of competition rights rather than a full merger.[29][30][31]

Göztepe returned to the professional leagues in 2008–09 and won theTFF Third League overall title, defeating Tepecik Belediyespor 2–0 to seal promotion to theTFF Second League.[32][33] After finishing eighth in theSecond League in 2009–10, the club won theWhite Group in 2010–11 and were promoted to theTFF First League.

Göztepe again won promotion from theSecond League in 2014–15, clinching theRed Group and receiving the championship trophy before the final matchday.[34][35] On 4 June 2017, they returned to theSüper Lig for the first time since 2002–03 by defeating Eskişehirspor on penalties in theFirst League play-off final in Antalya (1–1 a.e.t.,4–3 pens).[36][37] The club were relegated from theSüper Lig at the end of the2021–22 season, along withAltay andYeni Malatyaspor.[38]

In August 2022London-based investment firmSport Republic purchased a 70% controlling stake and named co-founderRasmus Ankersen as club chairman.[39] In the first full season under the new ownership (2022–23), the team finished 7th in theTFF First League with 60 points.[40]

On 21 November 2023, Bulgarian coachStanimir Stoilov was appointed head coach on a 2.5-year deal.[41] Under Stoilov, Göztepe secured automatic promotion in 2023–24 by beatingGençlerbirliği 2–0 atGürsel Aksel Stadium on 28 April 2024, returning to theSüper Lig after two seasons.[42] The club subsequently extended Stoilov's contract through the end of the 2026–27 season.[43]

Rivalries

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Main articles:Göztepe-Karşıyaka rivalry andList of association football rivalries

Göztepe's principal rivalry is with fellowİzmir sideKarşıyaka, a derby commonly known as theİzmir derby. The clubs are rooted on opposite shores of the gulf Göztepe in theGöztepe quarter ofKonak, andKarşıyaka in theKarşıyaka district which underpins the local intensity of the fixture.[44][45]

The best-known meeting was on 16 May 1981 atİzmir Atatürk Stadium in theTurkish second tier the match endedKarşıyaka 0–0 Göztepe. Contemporary lists record an official paid attendance of 67,696, while many reports describe a crowd of around 80,000 and frequently cite it as aGuinness-recognised record for a second-division game andThe Guardian published an article named "The biggest non-top-flight attendance ever" including this match.[46][47][48][49] The derby has been marked by fervent atmospheres and, at times, security concerns reported in the Turkish press.[48]

BeyondKarşıyaka, Göztepe also play fiercely contested İzmir derbies withAltay,Altınordu,Bucaspor andİzmirspor. TheAltay rivalry is rooted in the club's origin Göztepe's 1925 foundation followed disputes within Altay and the departure of several Altay players to the new club.[50] The fixture has produced flashpoints, notably on 27 November 2022 when the Altay–Göztepe match in İzmir was abandoned after a pitch invader attacked Altay goalkeeperOzan Evrim Özenç with a corner flag theTFF condemned the incident and media detailed subsequent arrests and how fireworks reached the stands.[51][52][53]Altınordu are another major city rival, regularly facing Göztepe in league competition. The same applies toBucaspor and its successorBucaspor 1928, with whom Göztepe have had numerous derby clashes across league and cup. İzmirspor, although now competing in lower divisions, were historically part of the city's core football rivalry structure, especially during the early and mid-20th century.[54]

Stadium

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Main articles:Gürsel Aksel Stadium andAlsancak Mustafa Denizli Stadium

For much of the club's history, Göztepe played at the oldAlsancak Stadium inKonak; the team were still hosting fixtures there in 2010, before shifting home games toİzmir Atatürk Stadium from 2011 to 2016.[55][56][57]

From October 2016, Göztepe temporarily played home matches at theBornova Aziz Kocaoğlu Stadium inİzmir while their new venue was built.[58] The club's new ground, theGürsel Aksel Stadium, opened on 26 January 2020 with aSüper Lig match againstBeşiktaş.[59] TheGürsel Aksel complex was developed byTOKİ andRönesans and includes club-oriented amenities such as a Göztepe museum and retail/food areas. A distinctive 650-metre walking track on the roof is open to the public on non-match days.[60][61] The stadium has also hosted major domestic finals, including the2021 Turkish Cup final and the2023 Turkish Cup final.[62][63]

Stadium history

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#StadiumYearsCapacityRef
1Alsancak Stadium1925–201115,358[64]
2İzmir Atatürk Stadium2011–201651,337
3Bornova Stadium2016–202012,500
4Gürsel Aksel Stadium2020–19,713

Colors and crest

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Göztepe's traditional colours are red and yellow, adopted at the club's foundation in 1925; the inaugural general meeting also set a striped shirt as the first kit design.[65]

The current crest is a red-and-yellow shield surmounted by a scroll bearing "Göztepe" and the foundation year "1925". Inside the shield, a vintage laced football sits alongside a distinctive chequered panel; according to the club's corporate guidelines, the chequers represent Göztepe's amateur sports branches.[66][67] The same guide specifies red and yellow as the primary identity colours, with black, grey and white as approved auxiliary tones for applications.[68]

Göztepe kits have generally combined the club colours in striped, halved, quartered or chequered layouts; recent home shirts have prominently used a chequered motif that echoes the crest.[69] The club has worn Umbro kits since 2021, following earlier deals with Puma (2019–2021), Lotto (2016–2019) and Kappa (2014–2016).[70][71] The club has also released occasional retro-themed shirts celebrating anniversaries and historic designs.[72]

Kit manufacturers and shirt sponsors

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PeriodKit manufacturerShirt sponsorRef
1923–92none—[73]
1992–95adidas
1996–98Puma
1998–99adidasJETPA
1999–00Umbro
2000–01Le Coq Sportifİzmir Büyükşehir
2001–02Fila—
2004–05UmbroAlpet
2005–06Lotto
2006–07
2007–08UmbroSamgaz
2008–10Gozza—
2010–12In-house
2012–13PumaSporToto
2014–16KappaFolkart
2016–19LottoMahall Bomonti
2019–21PumaTürkerler
2021–22UmbroFolkart
2022–23—
2023–24Lemar Lojistik
2024–Yunusoğlu

Ownership and finances

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Göztepe are operated by the joint-stock companyGöztepe Sportif Yatırımlar A.Ş. (registered at the Gürsel Aksel Stadium address in Konak, İzmir).[74] After the club's financial collapse in the mid-2000s, the Turkish Savings Deposit Insurance Fund (TMSF) auctioned the team in August 2007; Altınbaş Holding won the tender and ran the club through 2014.[75][76] In June 2014 Altınbaş sold all shares to businessman Mehmet Sepil.[75]

On 19 August 2022, London-based sports investment firmSport Republic reached a deal to acquire a 70% controlling stake in Göztepe, with the existing shareholders (including Sepil) retaining 30%. The transaction marked the first foreign majority investment in a Turkish professional club;Sport Republic appointed co-founderRasmus Ankersen as club president/chairman.[77][78][79]Sport Republic also holds a controlling stake inSouthampton, indicating a multi-club ownership model.[80]

In addition to matchday and commercial income, the club has experimented with digital fan engagement revenues. In 2021 Göztepe launched the GOZ fan token in partnership with Chiliz/Socios.com, later migrated to the Chiliz Chain with other tokens in 2023.[81][82]

Honours

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League

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Cups

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Europe

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Other achievements

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Statistics

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Main article:List of Göztepe S.K. seasons

Results of League and Cup Competitions by Season

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SeasonLeague tableTurkish CupUEFATop scorer
LeaguePosPWDLGFGAGDPtsPlayerGoals
1959Süper Lig4th145542321220–N/AGürsel Aksel5
1959–6014th38914153541−6419
1960–6113th381210164053−134611
1961–627th3812179464245319
1962–6313th208392725227QFFevzi Zemzem12
1963–645th34141283931854R317
1964–654th30119103133−242R3R112
1965–665th30128103327644R3R115
1966–674th321410847311652RUR123
1967–684th321391046341248R2R321
1968–697th3091293026439WSF25
1969–705th30121173329447WQF20
1970–713rd30149738211751SFR2Ali Çağlar12
1971–729th30109113232039R2N/AFevzi Zemzem15
1972–738th30118113331241R216
1973–7413th30810122428−434R1Mehmet Türken11
1974–7514th30417936231329–11
1975–7615th30712113132−133SF13
1976–7715th3089132131−1033QFAli Çağlar8
1977–781. Lig1st31216470244669R2––
1978–79Süper Lig10th30910113041−1137L32Sadullah Acele9
1979–8014th30811112733−635L169
1980–811. Lig1st32228471185374R4––
1981–82Süper Lig16th3248201753−3620L32Sadullah Acele5
1982–831. Lig5th30148831191250L32––
1983–844th30111273831745R2––
1984–853rd301410638231552L16Sadullah Acele11
1985–865th341311104841750R313
1986–877th341671147371055L3211
1987–885th32146125047348–––
1988–895th341751246311556R1Zafer Altındağ10
1989–902th32189558322663R1Tahir Karapınar10
1990–912th34254581305179R2Hüsnü Akın23
1991–924th34141194842653R2Yaşar Akçura13
1992–939th38146184454−1048R1İsmail Alan11
1993–944th32147114239349R1––
1994–954th32147114234849R2Ayhan Korkmaz15
1995–967th36158134540553R3––
1996–977th321010124144−340–––
1997–986th321012103944−542––
1998–993rd392361068511775––
1999–00Süper Lig17th3475222654−2826R3––
2000–011. Lig1st38247730171379–––
2001–02Süper Lig7th34129133856−1845R4Mustafa Özkan11
2002–0317th34511183257−2526R3Zafer Biryol8
2003–041. Lig17th3489173662−2626–Nedim Vatansever10
2004–052. Lig16th3267193560−2525––
2005–063. Lig11th3098132931−235––
2006–0715th3084182147−2628––
2007–08Amateur2nd22144453173646Oliveira Junior38
2008–093. Lig1st362011548291971Recep Gayık10
2009–102. Lig8th361311123330350R1Ferhat Çulcuoğlu6
2010–111st34228470274374R1Tayfun Özkan18
2011–121. Lig13th34118153643−741R2İlhan Şahin11
2012–1316th34107172840−1237L16Ali Kuçik8
2013–142. Lig2nd382112557302775R2Şaban Genişyürek17
2014–151st341912357302769R3Timur Kosovalı13
2015–161. Lig13th34911143840−238R3Gökhan Karadeniz9
2016–175th33157115450452GSAdis Jahović21
2017–18Süper Lig6th341310114950−150R314
2018–1915th34115183742−538QFYasin Öztekin10
2019–2011th34119144449−542L16Serdar Gürler7
2020–2110th401312155959051L32Cherif Ndiaye12
2021–2219th3877244077−3728L1610
2022–231. Lig7th361791045311460R5Yasin Öztekin9
2023–242nd34217660204070R5Yalçın Kayan9
2024–25Süper Lig8th361311125950950SFRomulo17
2024–25TBD

League participations

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  • Süper Lig: 1959–77, 1978–80, 1981–82, 1999–2000, 2001–03, 2017–2022, 2024-
  • 1. Lig: 1977–78, 1980–81, 1982–99, 2000–01, 2003–04, 2011–13, 2015–2017, 2022–2024
  • 2. Lig: 2004–05, 2009–11, 2013–15
  • 3. Lig: 2005–07, 2008–09
  • Amateur League: 2007–08

Göztepe in Europe

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Main article:Turkish football clubs in European competitions

Göztepe competed inEurope seven times between 1964–65 and 1970–71: five editions of theInter-Cities Fairs Cup and two of theUEFA Cup Winners' Cup, for a total of 30 official European matches (10 wins, 2 draws, 18 losses; goals 36–49). The club's best run came in the1968–69 Inter-Cities Fairs Cup, when Göztepe became the first Turkish team to reach a European semi-final, eliminatingMarseille,Argeș Pitești andOFK Beograd before falling toÚjpest in the last four.[83]

Back-to-backTurkish Cup wins took the club to the1969–70 Cup Winners' Cup, where Göztepe knocked outUnion Luxembourg andCardiff City to reach the quarter-finals, losing toRoma (0–2 agg.; 0–2 in Rome, 0–0 in İzmir).[84][85] In the1970–71 Cup Winners' Cup they again beatUnion Luxembourg in the first round before going out toGórnik Zabrze in the last 16 (0–4 agg.; 0–1 İzmir, 0–3 Zabrze).[citation needed] Göztepe's biggest European win was 5–0 againstUnion Luxembourg in İzmir (1970–71 Cup Winners' Cup), while their heaviest defeat was 9–1 away to1860 München in the1965–66 Fairs Cup.[86]

Summary

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As of 6 September 1972
CompetitionPldWDLGFGAGD
UEFA Cup Winners' Cup104151410+4
Inter-Cities Fairs Cup2061132239−17
Balkans Cup421164+2
Overall Total34123194253–11

Achievements

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SeasonAchievementNotes
Inter-Cities Fairs Cup
1968–69Semi-finalisteliminated byHungaryÚjpest FC 1–4 in İzmir, 0–4 in Budapest
UEFA Cup Winners' Cup
1969–70Quarter-finalisteliminated byItalyRoma 0–0 in İzmir, 0–2 in Rome
Balkans Cup
1972Group Stageeliminated byBulgariaTrakia Plovdiv,RomaniaSteagul Roșu Brașov

Results

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SeasonCompetitionRoundClubHomeAwayAggregate
1964–65Inter-Cities Fairs CupR1RomaniaPetrolul Ploiești0–11–21–3
1965–66Inter-Cities Fairs CupR1West Germany1860 Munich2–11–93–10
1966–67Inter-Cities Fairs CupR1ItalyBologna1–21–32–5
1967–68Inter-Cities Fairs CupR1BelgiumRoyal Antwerp0–02–12–1
R2SpainAtlético Madrid3–00–23–2
R3Socialist Federal Republic of YugoslaviaVojvodina0–10–10–2
1968–69Inter-Cities Fairs CupR1FranceMarseille2–00–22–2 (c)
R2RomaniaArgeș Pitești3–02–35–3
R3Socialist Federal Republic of YugoslaviaOFK Beograd2–01–33–3 (a)
QFWest GermanyHamburgHamburg withdrew
SFHungaryÚjpest1–40–41–8
1969–70UEFA Cup Winners' CupR1LuxembourgUnion Luxembourg3–03–26–2
R2WalesCardiff City3–00–13–1
QFItalyRoma0–00–20–2
1970–71R1LuxembourgUnion Luxembourg5–00–15–1
R2PolandGórnik Zabrze0–10–30–4

Balkans Cup

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SeasonRoundClubHomeAwayAggregate
1972Group Stage
(Group B)		BulgariaTrakia Plovdiv0–00–32nd
RomaniaSteagul Roșu Brașov5–11–0

UEFA Ranking history

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See also:UEFA coefficient
As of 1975
SeasonRankPointsRef.
1966112Increase1.000[87]
1967125Decrease1.000[88]
196884Increase1.833[89]
196969Increase2.708[90]
197033Increase4.041[91]
197148Decrease3.541[92]
197246Increase3.541[93]
197369Increase2.708[94]
1974101Decrease1.833[95]
1975203Decrease0.500[96]

Current squad

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As of 1 September 2025[97]

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined underFIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No.Pos.NationPlayer
1GK POLMateusz Lis
2MF TURArda Okan Kurtulan
3DF BRAAllan Godói
4DF TURTaha Altıkardeş
5DF BRAHéliton
6MF BRARhaldney
7FW JORIbrahim Sabra
8MF TURAhmed Ildiz
9FW BRAJuan
10MF BENJunior Olaitan
11MF TUREfkan Bekiroğlu
12MF TURİsmail Köybaşı(captain)
No.Pos.NationPlayer
13DF BRARuan
15MF TUNAmin Cherni
17GK TUREkrem Kılıçarslan
20DF TANNovatus Miroshi
22DF TURUğur Kaan Yıldız
23DF TURFurkan Bayır
26DF CMRMalcom Bokele
30MF NGAAnthony Dennis
33FW TURTibet Durakçay
39FW BRAJanderson
45DF TUREge Yıldırım
77DF TUROgün Bayrak

Out on loan

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Note: Flags indicate national team as defined underFIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No.Pos.NationPlayer
—GK TURArda Özçimen(atBandırmaspor until 30 June 2026)
—MF TURFurkan Malak(atIFK Haninge until 30 June 2026)
No.Pos.NationPlayer
—MF TURErkam Kömür(atKırklarelispor until 30 June 2026)

Non-playing staff

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Administrative Staff

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PositionName
ChairmanDenmarkRasmus Ankersen
Chief Executive OfficerDenmark Henrik Kraft
Executive AssistantTurkey Ali Dönmez
Board of DirectorsTurkey Kerem Ertan
Chief Operating OfficerItaly Roberto Gagliardi
Board MemberTurkey Enes Memiş
Honorary PresidentTurkey Mehmet Sepil

Coaching staff

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PositionName
Sporting DirectorCroatiaIvan Mance
Head CoachBulgariaStanimir Stoilov
Assistant CoachTurkey Ahmet Balcı
BulgariaTsanko Tsvetanov
Bulgaria Yontcho Arsov
Goalkeeping CoachTurkey Süha Özen
Athletic CoachTurkey Bumin Yıldız
Croatia Boris Peyrek
Match AnalystTurkey Süleyman Yolcu
ScoutItaly Alessio Del Sarto
Turkey Yağmur Akyol

Managerial history

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Further information:List of Göztepe S.K. managers

Göztepe has seen a varied managerial history since its founding in 1925. The first officially recorded coach was Ruhi Karaduman, active in the late 1950s.[98] The club's most iconic manager wasAdnan Süvari, who led Göztepe to the semi-finals of the1968–69 Inter-Cities Fairs Cup and the quarter-finals of the1969–70 Cup Winners' Cup historic firsts for a Turkish side.[99] Göztepe has employed a mix of domestic and international managers, includingOscar Hold (England),András Kuttik (Hungary),Ilie Datcu (Romania), andStanimir Stoilov (Bulgaria).

Season(s)Manager
1925–55Unknown
1956–57Turkey Ruhi Karaduman
1957–58Unknown
1959–60Turkey Ruhi Karaduman
1960HungaryAndrás Kuttik
1961–63TurkeyAdnan Süvari
1963–64TurkeyBülent Eken
1964–71TurkeyAdnan Süvari
1971–72RomaniaDincă Schileru
1972–73TurkeySabri Kiraz
1972–73TurkeySuphi Varer
1973–74TurkeyNecdet Niş
1974–75TurkeyAdnan Süvari
1975–76EnglandOscar Hold
1976TurkeyGürsel Aksel
1976–77TurkeyNevzat Güzelırmak
1977–78TurkeyFevzi Zemzem
1978–79TurkeyTekin Yolaç
1979–80TurkeyKadri Aytaç
1980TurkeyHalil Kiraz
1980TurkeyNevzat Güzelırmak
1980–81TurkeyFevzi Zemzem
1981RomaniaIlie Datcu
1981TurkeyÜlkü Coşkuner
1981TurkeyErkan Velioğlu
1981–82TurkeyAdnan Süvari
1982Socialist Federal Republic of YugoslaviaZoran Ristić
1984–85RomaniaIlie Datcu
1986–87TurkeyCoşkun Süer
1989–90TurkeyFatih Terim
1990TurkeyNevzat Güzelırmak
1990–91TurkeyÜmit Kayihan
1991–92TurkeyErkan Velioğlu
1992–93TurkeyÜmit Turmuş
1994–95TurkeyFevzi Zemzem
1996Bosnia and HerzegovinaKemal Omeragić
1996TurkeyHüseyin Hamamcı
1996–97TurkeyErkan Velioğlu
1997TurkeyFevzi Zemzem
1997–98TurkeyGiray Bulak
1998–99TurkeyErdoğan Arıca
1999TurkeyOktay Çevik
Season(s)Manager
1999–00Czech RepublicJozef Jarabinský
2000TurkeyCelal Kıbrızlı
2000–01TurkeyÜmit Kayihan
2001–02TurkeyRıza Çalımbay
2002TurkeyAli Osman Renklibay
2002–03TurkeyMustafa Fedai
2003TurkeyAyfer Elmastaşoğlu
2004–05TurkeyCem Pamiroğlu
2005TurkeyOktay Çevik
2005–06TurkeySadullah Acele
2007–08TurkeyRıza Tuyuran
2008–09TurkeyMustafa Fedai
2009TurkeyAkif Başaran
2009–10TurkeyErol Azgın
2010TurkeyNurettin Yılmaz
2010–11TurkeyÖzcan Kızıltan
2011–12TurkeyCihat Arslan
2012TurkeyHüseyin Kalpar
2012–13TurkeyKemal Kılıç
2013TurkeyErhan Altın
2013–14TurkeyÖzgür Zengin
2014TurkeySuat Kaya
2014–16TurkeyMetin Diyadin
2016TurkeyÖnder Özen
2016TurkeyMehmet Aurélio
2016–17TurkeyOkan Buruk
2017TurkeyYılmaz Vural
2017–18TurkeyTamer Tuna
2018TurkeyBayram Bektaş
2018–19TurkeyKemal Özdeş
2019TurkeyTamer Tuna
2019–21Turkeyİlhan Palut
2021TurkeyÜnal Karaman
2021–22SerbiaNestor El Maestro
2022CroatiaStjepan Tomas
2022TurkeySerdar Sabuncu
2022–23TurkeyTurgay Altay
2023–BulgariaStanimir Stoilov

Presidential history

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Further information:List of Göztepe S.K. presidents

Göztepe's presidential history reflects the club's long-standing connection with İzmir's local figures and business community. The club was led for decades by the Filibeli family, with Fehmi Simsaroğlu and later Şevket Filibeli serving during the formative years. In the modern era, Mehmet Sepil played a pivotal role in the club's resurgence, overseeing the club's return to the Süper Lig and laying the groundwork for professionalization and international partnerships.[100] In 2022, Danish executiveRasmus Ankersen, co-founder of Sport Republic, assumed control as part of a broader strategic investment, marking the club's first foreign presidency.[101]

Season(s)President
1925Turkey Rahmi Filibeli
1925–50Turkey Fehmi Simsaroğlu
1950–62Turkey Şevket Filibeli
1962–63Turkey Şerif Tikveşli
1962–63Turkey Sebahattin Süvari
1963–65Turkey Saffet Kuyaş
1965–67Turkey Macit Birsel
1967–68Turkey Süleyman Filibeli
1968–70Turkey Sebahattin Süvari
1970–73Turkey Nuri Öz
1973Turkey Rüştü Ünsal
1973Turkey İsmail Tiryakiler
1973Turkey Mekin Kutucular
1974Turkey Nuri Öz
1975Turkey Mekin Kutucular
1976Turkey Özdemir Arnas
1976–78Turkey Orhan Daut
1979Turkey Selamet Batur
1980Turkey Tacettin Hiçyılmaz
1981Turkey Özdemir Arnas
1982–83Turkey Muzaffer Atılgan
1984Turkey Şerif Tikveşli
1985Turkey Özdemir Arnas
1986–87Turkey Coşkun Gencerler
Season(s)President
1987Turkey Halit Horozoğlu
1988Turkey Ömer Köymen
1988Turkey İbrahim Şavkar
1989Turkey Cemal Gözümoğulları
1989–92Turkey Özdemir Arnas
1993Turkey Kenan Bilgiç
1993–94Turkey Atilla Türkkal
1994Turkey Taşdan Erdan
1995Turkey Mustafa Cücen
1996Turkey Bülen Özkul
1997Turkey Levent Ürkmez
1997Turkey Kamil Uçar
1998–00Turkey Aydın Bilgin
2000–02Turkey Hamdi Türkmen
2002–03Turkey Feyyaz Gülmen
2003–05Turkey İskender Tuğsuz
2005–06Turkey Uğur Bostancıoğlu
2006–07Turkey Levent Ürkmez
2007–08Turkey Gündüz Balkan
2008Turkey İsmail Hakkı Gül
2008–13Turkey İmam Altınbaş
2013–14Turkey Hüseyin Altınbaş
2014–22Turkey Mehmet Sepil
2022–DenmarkRasmus Ankersen

Other sports

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In addition to football, Göztepe operates as a multi-sport club with several active departments, continuing the Turkish tradition of comprehensive sports institutions. The club promotes participation and excellence across a wide variety of athletic disciplines:

  • Volleyball – Göztepe has a long-standing presence in men's and women's volleyball, competing at regional and national levels. Their youth teams are known for producing local talent.[102]
  • Handball – The handball branch includes men's and women's teams, participating in amateur leagues and youth tournaments organized by the Turkish Handball Federation.[103]
  • Basketball – The club periodically competes in lower divisions of Turkish basketball and maintains basketball training programs for youth and schools in İzmir.[104]
  • Sailing – Located near the İzmir Gulf, Göztepe also has a strong tradition in sailing. The sailing branch trains young athletes and regularly participates in local regattas.[105]
  • Swimming & Windsurfing – Capitalizing on İzmir's coastal geography, Göztepe maintains competitive swimming and windsurfing teams, which have earned accolades in junior and amateur national events.[106]
  • Fencing, Archery, Gymnastics, and Triathlon – The club supports developmental programs in niche Olympic sports such as fencing, archery, gymnastics, and triathlon. These branches focus heavily on youth development and sports education.[107]

Göztepe's dedication to multiple sports exemplifies its mission to build a sporting culture beyond football, nurturing athletic excellence and community involvement in İzmir and beyond.

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