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Kayserispor

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Turkish football club
Football club
Kayserispor
Full nameKayserispor FutbolA.Ş.[1][2]
NicknameAnadolu Yıldızı (Anatolian Star)
Founded1 July 1966; 59 years ago (1966-07-01)
GroundRHG EnerTürk Enerji[1]
Capacity31,856[1]
ChairmanNurettin Açıkalın[1]
Head coachRadomir Đalović
LeagueSüper Lig
2024–25Süper Lig, 13th of 19
Websitekayserispor.org.tr
Current season

Kayserispor Kulübü, commonly known asKayserispor, is a Turkish professional football club based in the city ofKayseri. Founded on1 July1966, the club currently competes in theSüper Lig, the top tier of Turkish football. Kayserispor plays its home matches at theKadir Has Stadium, which has a capacity of 31,856 all-seated spectators.[3] The club's official colours arered andyellow.[4]

Kayserispor has enjoyed domestic and international success over its history. The club won its first major trophy by claiming theTurkish Cup in2008, defeatingGençlerbirliği in the final on penalties.[5] That same year, they also finished as runners-up in theTurkish Super Cup. The team’s best league finishes have been fifth place in four separate seasons:2005–06,2006–07,2007–08, and2012–13.[6]

Kayserispor made its European debut in the2006 UEFA Intertoto Cup, and became one of the eleven co-winners, which granted them a spot in theUEFA Cup.[7] Their most notable European fixtures included ties againstAZ Alkmaar in 2006 andParis Saint-Germain in2008.[8][9]

History

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Origins and first years

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Football inKayseri had several amateur clubs by the 1930s; among themErciyes Gençlik (est. 1937) andErciyesspor are repeatedly mentioned in local historical publications.[10][11]

In the mid-1960s, Orhan Şeref Apak’sTFF policy aimed to spread professional football to Anatolia and organise a nationwide second tier.[12] Following local meetings in Kayseri, representatives agreed to mergeErciyesspor,Sanayispor andOrtaanadoluspor under theKayserispor name. The club held its general assembly and was officially founded on 1 July 1966.[13][14]

Kayserispor entered the newly created2.Lig in 1966–67. The first manager was Erdoğan Gürhan.[15] Contemporary retrospectives record that the first official match was played in Kayseri against Ankara Toprakspor, with Yener Kurgil scoring in the 17th minute—considered the first goal in club history.[16][17] Kayserispor finished its debut season 10th in the2.Lig (Beyaz Grup), with a 9W–9D–12L record.[18]

Following the late-1980s restructure, the police-affiliated side in the city competed as Kayseri Emniyetspor. After theGeneral Directorate of Security moved to withdraw police teams from national leagues, a civilian board took over and the club adopted theKayseri Erciyesspor name.[19][20]

Across the 1990s the team operated under municipal ownership with successive name changes documented in federation records:Büyükşehir Belediye Erciyesspor (1992–96),Melikgazi Belediyesi Erciyesspor (1997–99) andHacılar Erciyesspor (1999–2001).[21][22][23]Hacılar Erciyesspor won Group 3 of the3. Lig in 1999–2000 and moved up to the2. Lig.[24] They later secured promotion positions from the 2003–04 2. Lig (Category A), earning a place in the top flight.[25]

On 9 July 2004, a general assembly in Kayseri approved the switch of name, badge and colors: the promoted Erciyesspor took theKayserispor identity, while the other side continued asKayseri Erciyesspor.[26] Early in that first season, managerHüsnü Özkara departed after seven league matches andHikmet Karaman took over; the team avoided relegation with a 14th-place finish.[27]

2008 Turkish Cup Final starting lineup

European debut and first major trophy

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UnderErtuğrul Sağlam, Kayserispor finished fifth in the2005–06 Süper Lig, while strikerGökhan Ünal won the league’s top-scorer award with 25 goals in 32 matches.[28][29]

The club entered theUEFA Intertoto Cup in 2006, defeatingSopron andAEL to become one of the competition’s eleven “joint winners”, which qualified them for theUEFA Cup. In theUEFA Cup they beatTirana in the second qualifying round and were eliminated byAZ in the first round (3–4 aggregate).[30]

Kayserispor placed fifth again in2006–07. Sağlam then left to manageBeşiktaş in June 2007, andTolunay Kafkas was appointed.[31][32] Under Kafkas, Kayserispor earned a third straight fifth-place league finish and won the2008 Turkish Cup, defeatingGençlerbirliği on penalties in the final.[33]

Robert Prosinečki was appointed head coach on 15 October 2012; Kayserispor finished fifth in2012–13 before being relegated the following season.[34] Kayserispor returned immediately as champions of the2014–15 TFF First League, clinching the title with a 3–0 win away toElazığspor.[35][36]

2019–present: New leadership and recent seasons

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At the end of 2019, board memberBerna Gözbaşı was elected club president, becoming the first woman to lead a men’s top-flight club in Turkey.[37][38]

In the2021–22 season the club introduced a light-blue third kit featuringSeljuk motifs and an “Autism Awareness” mark, presented as a community-awareness design by the club, in accordance withcorporate social responsibility (CSR).[39][40] The team reached the final of the2021–22 Turkish Cup, losing 3–2 after extra time toSivasspor at theAtatürk Olympic Stadium inIstanbul.[41]

Following a general assembly in December 2022, Ali Çamlı became club president; he was re-elected in June 2024 and again in September 2024.[42][43][44] On the pitch, Kayserispor finished 9th in2022–23 and reached the Turkish Cup quarter-finals.[45] In2023–24 the club placed 14th.[46]

There were several coaching changes across these seasons:Recep Uçar was appointed in September 2023, followed byBurak Yılmaz on a two-and-a-half-year contract in January 2024; Yılmaz resigned in September 2024.Sinan Kaloğlu took charge in October 2024, and in January 2025Sergej Jakirović was appointed head coach on a 1.5-year deal.[47][48][49][50][51] Under Jakirović, Kayserispor put together an unbeaten run in early 2025 and climbed clear of the bottom places.[52][53]

Keeping the club clear of relegation at the end of the 2024–25 season, Jakirović's additional one year option contract was exercised. Days laterHull City announced him as their new head coach on a two-year deal.[54][55] Kayserispor then reached a deal with German coachMarkus Gisdol and completed a two-year contract following an official signing ceremony on 22 June 2025[56][57][58]

During the start of the 2025-26, Gisdol is sacked by the club because of a poor run making it 4 draws and 4 defeats for the club, after being sacked on October 7,Radomir Đalović has become the new manager who previously madeHNK Rijeka champions of theCroatian Football League in the 2024-25 season whereas he also coachedNK Maribor but shortly resigned.

Stadium

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See also:Kayseri Atatürk Stadium andKadir Has Stadium

Prior to moving toKadir Has Stadium in 2009, Kayserispor played at the centrally locatedKayseri Atatürk Stadium (opened 1960; demolished in January 2009).[59][60] The club’s first European home fixtures were staged there, including the2006–07 UEFA Cup first-round tie againstAZ Alkmaar (1–1 in Kayseri) and the2008–09 UEFA Cup first round versusParis Saint-Germain (1–2 in Kayseri, 0–0 in Paris).[61][62][63]

Kadir Has Stadium(sponsorship: RHG Enertürk Enerji Stadyumu) is a multi-purpose venue inMelikgazi,Kayseri, and the home ground of Kayserispor. It opened on 8 March 2009 with theSüper Lig match Kayserispor–Fenerbahçe.[64][65] The all-seater capacity is 31,856 and the stands are fully covered.[66] The ground forms part of the Atatürk Sports Complex on the city’s western approach. The municipal description and national team match booklet note that theKayseray light-rail corridor runs by the stadium, providing access from the city centre.[67][68]

In 2022, RHG Enertürk Enerji acquired the venue’s naming rights, with the stadium currently marketed as the RHG Enertürk Enerji Stadyumu.[69] The stadium has hostedTurkey internationals, including a 4–2 win over theEstonia in a2010 World Cup qualifier on 5 September 2009.[70][71] Kayserispor’s first-team and academy activities are centred at theKadir Has (Karpuzatan) training facilities in Kocasinan.[72]

Colors and crest

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The crest showsMount Erciyes above a two-part shield; the letters “K” and “S” sit on the red and yellow halves, and the founding year “1966” appears at the base, as specified in the club’s 2024 corporate identity guide.[73][74]Mount Erciyes is widely used as a symbol ofKayseri, which explains its prominence on the badge.[75] The club’s official colours arered andyellow. The corporate guide defines the palette (e.g., Pantone 187 C for red; Pantone 1235 C for yellow) and supporting crest tones (sky blue and navy for Erciyes, plus grey/black outlines).[76]

Colour change withKayseri Erciyesspor (2004–05)

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On 9 July 2004, followingKayseri Erciyesspor’s promotion, the two city clubs held general assemblies and swapped the Süper Lig berth under theKayserispor name.[77] Contemporary reporting notes that the name, badge and colours were interchanged in that process.[78] The following season,Kayseri Erciyesspor formally changed its kit colours from red–yellow to blue–black (with white as secondary), confirming the split identity thereafter.[79]

Rivalry

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Kayserispor holds one of the most intense rivalries in Turkish football withSivasspor, which began after a tragic match in 1967 that led to 43 fatalities, an event widely regarded as the worst stadium disaster in Turkish football history.[80]

See also:Kayseri Atatürk Stadium disaster

The rivalry between Kayserispor and Sivasspor stems from regional proximity, cultural identity, and longstanding competition between the cities ofKayseri andSivas in central Anatolia. It intensified sharply following their first professional meeting on 17 September 1967 in aSecond Division (White Group) match at theKayseri Atatürk Stadium. The game was abandoned amid serious crowd trouble; 43 people died and hundreds were injured. Turkish national outlets and the federation’s record describe the day as one of Turkish football’s darkest.[81][82]

Contemporary reports and later research recount that tension escalated after a 20th-minute goal by Oktay Aktan for Kayserispor; stone-throwing between sections followed, fans fleeing the violence in panic caused a stampede in front of the stand exits. As the exit gates opened inward, many fans died because they were crushed and suffocated.[83][84] The incident has been the subject of a dedicated book that drew on press archives and eyewitness interviews.[85]

In the immediate aftermath, authorities halted the competition and issued disciplinary measures. Sources from the period note forfeit rulings and ground-closure sanctions, and officials in both provinces faced administrative consequences; the football authorities also avoided placing the two clubs in the same league group for years.[86][87]

The rivalry remains one of central Anatolia’s most charged fixtures and has also appeared on the national stage: the clubs met in the2022 Turkish Cup final at theAtatürk Olympic Stadium, withSivasspor winning in extra time.[88][89] An annual commemoration is held in Sivas on 17 September for those who died in 1967.[90]

Supporters

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Kayserispor has a dedicated and regionally passionate fan base drawn primarily from the city ofKayseri and surrounding central Anatolian provinces. The club’s largest organized supporter group isKapalı Kale(literally “Closed End”), which was founded in 2005 and is named after the traditionally vocal stand in the oldKayseri Atatürk Stadium.[91] The group is active on matchdays and known for its large flags, coordinated chants, and strong stance on local representation in club affairs.

Kayserispor supporters traditionally occupy the eastern stands of theKadir Has Stadium, where drums, megaphones, and choreographed tifos are coordinated by the main groups. In high-profile derbies, especially againstSivasspor orKayseri Erciyesspor (when active), fan presence typically fills the entire lower tier.[92] Kayserispor fans are known for their loyalty during difficult periods. During the2023–24 season—despite multiple managerial changes and relegation fears—the average attendance remained over 9,000 per match.[93]

The club and its supporters have also engaged in charitable initiatives. Kapalı Kale and other fan groups helped coordinate donations and logistics during the2023 Turkey–Syria earthquake, using club facilities as aid centers.[94] Kayserispor does not currently have an official fan club abroad, but diaspora communities inGermany andNetherlands have organized viewing groups and social media communities that follow the club closely.

Kit suppliers and shirt sponsors

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[95][96]

PeriodKit manufacturerShirt main sponsor
2004-2005PumaTurkcell[97]
2005-2010Adidas
2010-2011Aksa[98]
2011-2012Spor Toto[99]
2012-2014none[100]
2014-2015Ferre[101]
2015-2017İstikbal[102][103][104][105][106][107][108]
2017-2025Nike[109]
2025-Adidas[110]

Naming rights

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Due to commercial sponsorship agreements, the club has operated under various names in competition. As of January 2019 the club's name was altered intoİstikbal Mobilya Kayserispor .[111] In January 2020 the club's name was revised intoHES Kablo Kayserispor.[112] As of August 2021 the name was changed intoYukatel Kayserispor.[113] Kayserispor participated asMondihome Kayserispor during the 2023–24 season.[114] Bellona sponsored the club for the 2024–25 season, hence the nameBellona Kayserispor.[115][116] In August 2025 formerCrawley Town and Kayseri Erciyesspor chairman Ziya Eren and his enterprise sealed an one year sponsordeal, naming the clubZecorner Kayserispor.[117]

Honours

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Domestic competitions

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Cups

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European competitions

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Statistics

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Results of League and Cup Competitions by Season

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SeasonLeague tableTurkish CupUEFATop scorer
LeaguePosPWDLGFGAGDPtsPlayerGoals
1966–671. Lig10th3099122123−227N/A.DNQN/A.N/A.
1967–6815th381013152127−632
1968–699th341014103241−934
1969–707th30118113125+630
1970–717th30137102418+633
1971–724th30101282117+432
1972–731st↑30141152913+1639
1973–74Süper Lig11th30811111824−627
1974–7516th↓30412141538−2320
1975–761. Lig2nd30155104019+2135
1976–772nd3220845128+2348
1977–785th32148103721+1636
1978–792nd↑3019566322+4143
1979–80Süper Lig15th↓30613111928−925
1980–811. Lig5th34159104026+1439
1981–822nd2820536017+4345
1982–833rd30141154419+2539
1983–845th30119103024+631
1984–851st↑3016864229+1340
1985–86Süper Lig19th↓36411212767−4019
1986–871. Lig3rd3218685224+2842
1987–887th↓341310114840+849
1988–892. Lig12th34911143844−638
1990–919th34119143951−1242R1
1991–928th34137145043+746R1
1992–932nd3018756437+2761R1Mehmet Aşık11
1993–944th24122103434038R1Zafer Tüzün12
1994–957th2679103333030R2Recep Umut16
1995–968th2695124044−432R2Temel Uğur Yiğit10
1996–9711th34134174665−1943R1N/A.N/A.
1997–983rd3219855622+3465R2Rasim Aykurt19
1998–994th3218955827+3163R1N/A.N/A.
1999–001st↑3219855922+3765R3Selim Çatalbaş14
2000–011. Lig6th36194137347+2661R2Halim Karaköse11
2001–0218th3895244178−3732R39
2002–031st3223638229+5375R1N/A.N/A.
2003–042nd↑3419964727+2066R2N/A.N/A.
2004–05Süper Lig14th34810164265−2334QFSamuel Johnson9
2005–065th34156135942+1751QFGökhan Ünal32
2006–075th34131295443+1151GSR120
2007–085th34151095031+1955WDNQ12
2008–097th341311103826+1250GSR1Mehmet Topuz14
2009–108th34149114537+851PODNQAriza Makukula21
2010–116th34149114644+251POMarcelo Zalayeta8
2011–1211th34135164239+344QFJames Troisi11
2012–135th34157124845+352R2Bobô18
2013–1418th↓3478193058−2829R5Mert Nobre6
2014–151. Lig1st↑3421946124+3772QF16
2015–16Süper Lig15th34713142541−1634L16Sinan Bakış8
2016–1715th34108164758−1138QFWelliton15
2017–189th34128144455−1144QFUmut Bulut14
2018–1910th341011133550−1541L16Tjaronn Chery10
2019–2017th3488184072−3232L16Pedro Henrique10
2020–2117th40914173552−1741R4İlhan Parlak9
2021–2214th381211155461−747RUMame Thiam11
2022–239th36155165561−650QF8
2023–2414th381112154457−1345R512
2024–2513th38129174557−1245QRDuckens Nazon9
2025–26TBD

League participations

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  • Süper Lig: 1973–74, 1979–80, 1985–86, 2004–14, 2015–
  • 1. Lig: 1966–73, 1975–79, 1980–85, 1986–88, 2000–04, 2014–15
  • 2. Lig: 1988–00

Kayserispor in Europe

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See also:Turkish football clubs in European competitions

Kayserispor qualified for European competition for the first time in their history in the2006–07 season via theUEFA Intertoto Cup. In the first round, they faced Hungarian sideFC Sopron, drawing 3–3 in the away leg before winning 1–0 in the return leg inKayseri.[119][120] In the next round, Kayserispor faced Albanian championsKF Tirana. After winning 2–0 away, they defeated Tirana 3–1 in the home leg and progressed to theUEFA Cup.[121][122]

In the2006–07 UEFA Cup second qualifying round, they were matched with Greek clubAE Larissa. Kayserispor drew 0–0 in Greece and then won 2–0 in the return leg at home, becoming the first and only Turkish team to win the Intertoto Cup that season.[123][124] In the UEFA Cup first round, Kayserispor faced Dutch sideAZ Alkmaar. After losing 3–2 away in the first leg, they drew 1–1 at home and were eliminated from the competition on aggregate.[125][126]

After winning the2007–08 Turkish Cup, Kayserispor qualified for the2008–09 UEFA Cup and was drawn against French clubParis Saint-Germain. Kayserispor lost 2–1 at home and then held PSG to a goalless draw in Paris, but was eliminated on aggregate.[127][128]

In total, Kayserispor played 10 matches in European competition between 2006 and 2008, recording 4 wins, 4 draws, and 2 losses, scoring 15 goals and conceding 10.

Summary

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CompetitionPWDLGFGAGD
UEFA Cup622297+2
UEFA Intertoto Cup422063+3
Total104421510+5

Results

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SeasonCompetitionRoundClubHomeAwayAggregate
2006UEFA Intertoto CupR2HungarySopron1–03–34–3
R3 (JW)GreeceAEL2–00–02–0
2006–07UEFA Cup2QRAlbaniaTirana3–12–05–1
R1NetherlandsAZ Alkmaar1–12–33–4
2008–09R1FranceParis Saint-Germain1–20–01–2

UEFA Ranking history

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SeasonRankPointsRef.
2007176Increase9.791[129]
2008159Increase11.469[130]
2009161Decrease8.445[131]
2010163Decrease8.890[132]
2011167Decrease9.010[133]
2012175Decrease7.810[134]
2013178Decrease7.900[135]
As of 2013
See also:UEFA coefficient

Players

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As of 20 September 2025.[136]

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 TUROnurcan Piri
3DF TURAbdulsamet Burak
4DF SURStefano Denswil
5DF IRNMajid Hosseini
6MF IRNAli Karimi
7FW PORMiguel Cardoso(captain)
8MF SVKLászló Bénes(on loan fromUnion Berlin)
9FW RUSGerman Onugkha
10MF PORJoão Mendes
15MF MARYoussef Ait Bennasser
16MF TURMehmet Eray Özbek
17MF TURBurak Kapacak(on loan fromFenerbahçe)
20FW GNBCarlos Mané
21MF TURYiğit Emre Çeltik
22FW ALBIndrit Tuci(on loan fromSparta Prague)
No.Pos.NationPlayer
23DF FRALionel Carole
24MF TURDorukhan Toköz
25GK NEDBilal Bayazıt
27GK TURDeniz Eren DönmezerU19 eligibility
28DF TURRamazan Civelek
30FW GERAaron Opoku
33MF TURFurkan Soyalp
37MF GERGideon Jung
38DF TURKayra CihanU19 eligibility
39GK TURMehmet Şamil Öztürk
50FW TURBerkan Aslan
54DF TURArif Kocaman
77FW TURNurettin Korkmaz
79MF GHAYaw Ackah
99FW TURTalha Sarıarslan

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
38FW TUREthem Balcı(at Erciyes 38 FSK until 30 June 2026)
55MF TURBaran Ali Gezek(Eyüpspor until 30 June 2026)
19DF TURAhmet Kağan Malatyalı(at Erciyes 38 FSK until 30 June 2026)
11FW TURAlperen Öztaş(at Erciyes 38 FSK until 30 June 2026)

Other players under contract

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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
12GK TURYahya Berat AlemdarU19 eligibility
—DF TUREnes Melih GökçekU19 eligibility
32MF TURBerat İşkolU19 eligibility
—FW TURArda KayaU19 eligibility
—DF TURMustafa Tarık ObutU19 eligibility
—FW TURArda Hasan ÖğretirU19 eligibility
14MF TURNecip ÖzerU19 eligibility
40GK TURHasan Kaan YalçıU19 eligibility
See also:Category:Kayserispor footballers

Non-playing staff

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Administrative Staff

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PositionName
ChairmanTurkey Nurettin Açıkalın
Vice ChairmanTurkey Rıza Erkut Yurdemi
Turkey Süleyman Akın
Turkey Mehmet Anadut
Turkey Murat Ekşi
General SecretaryTurkey Derviş Özçekirdek
Store SupervisorTurkey Gökhan Gülen
AdvertisingTurkey Mehmet Saçmacı
Legal Affairs SupervisorTurkey Ali Fidan
Overseas Affairs SupervisorTurkey Muzaffer Polat
Academy SupervisorTurkey Samet Sarioğlu
Health Affairs SupervisorTurkey Ayhan Gültekin

Source:[137]

Coaching staff

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PositionName
Head coachCroatiaRadomir Đalović
Assistant coachCroatiaIgor Čagalj
Bosnia and HerzegovinaDavor Landeka
Head of analysisCroatia Antonio Pavlinović
Goalkeeper coachTurkey Bora Sevim
Turkey Hamit Sayıcı
Head of athletic performanceCroatia Vito Tercolo
Athletic coachTurkey Murat Yüksel
Turkey Mustafa Cebel Torun
Match scoutingTurkey Kemal Dulda

Source:[138]

Further reading

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  • Başaran, Kenan (2017).Sivas-Kayseri; Türkiye'nin büyük futbol faciası. İletişim Yayınları.ISBN 978-975-05-2270-3.
  • Cengiz, Mustafa (1998).Kayserispor Tarihi. Kayseri Büyükşehir Belediyesi Kültür Müdürlüğü.

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