Kayserispor
Squad
- Levent Devrim1996current
- Bayram Çetin2008current
- Babacar Diop2011current
Diego Biseswar2012current
Ömer Bayram2012current
Sinan Bakış2013current
Srđan Mijailović2013current
Cem Can2014current- Abdülaziz Demircan2015current
- Berkan Emir2015current
- Cem Can2015current
Deniz Türüç2015current
Diego Lopes2015current
Furkan Özçal2015current
Kayacan Erdoğan2015current
Mustafa Akbaş2015current
Oğulcan Çağlayan2015current- Vanderley Dias Marinho2015current
Adnane Tighadouini2016current
Birol Parlak2016current- William Alves de Oliveira2016current
Fernando Boldrin2017current- Tiago Jorge Oliveira Lopes2017current
Ali Karimi2021current- Alparslan Erdemcurrent
Alpay Çelebicurrent
Aziz Behichcurrent- Deniz Doğan Mehmetcurrent
Emre Demircurrent
Yasin Subaşıcurrent- Zoltán Petőcurrent
Emerich Jenei1969–1972
Gheorghe Constantin1969–1970- Metin Kurt1976–1979
- Branko Bošnjak1985–1987
- Beyhan Çalışkan1991–1993
Kemal Alispahić1993–1995- Levent Devrim1993–1995
- Alloysius Agu1994–1997
- Seyit Cem Ünsal1994–1995
- Etim Esin1996–1997
- Helman Mkhalele1997–1998
- Uğur Dağdelen1997–1998
- Ertuğrul Arslan1998–2001
Mustafa Kocabey1998–1999- Taşkın Aksoy1998–1999
- Yunus Altun1998–2000
Mehmet Topuz2000–2009
Erdinç Yavuz2001–2002- Ertuğrul Arslan2001–2002
Özden Öngün2001–2003
Ali Turan2002–2010- Alloysius Agu2002–2006
Cihat Arslan2002–2003- Hasan Gültang2002–2003
- Metin Diyadin2002–2002
İbrahim Öztürk2002–2003- Şehmus Özer2002–2002
Ergün Teber2003–2004
Gökhan Ünal2003–2008- Metin Aktaş2004–2006
- Mustafa Kocabey2004–2004
- Osman Özköylü2004–2004
Pini Balili2004–2005
Salim Tuama2004–2004
Samuel Johnson2004–2006- Vioresin Sinani2004–2005
İlhan Parlak2004–2007
Aleksandar Aleksandrov2005–2006
Aleksandar Rodić2005–2006
Aydın Toscalı2005–2010- Bülent Bölükbaşı2005–2007
Cem Karaca2005–2005
Dimitar Ivankov2005–2008- Ergün Teber2005–2006
Erich Brabec2005–2005
Fatih Ceylan2005–2009
Köksal Yedek2005–2007- Ragıp Başdağ2005–2009
Rashad Sadygov2005–2006- Rastislav Michalík2005–2005
Tomáš Pešír2005–2005- İbrahim Yavuz2005–2005
- Delio Toledo2006–2010
Hamed Kavianpour2006–2006
Leonardo Andrés Iglesias2006–2008- Lucien Mettomo2006–2006
- Marcelo Méndez2006–2007
- Muhammet Akagündüz2006–2006
- Muhammet Akagündüz2006–2007
Tayfun Cora2006–2007
Uğur Uçar2006–2007- Veysel Aksu2006–2006
Abdullah Durak2007–2015
Ali Çamdalı2007–2008
Alioum Saidou2007–2010
Franco Cángele2007–2013
Juan Pablo Avendaño2007–2008
Mehmet Eren Boyraz2007–2011- Savaş Yılmaz2007–2011
- Turgay Bahadır2007–2009
- Özgürcan Özcan2007–2007
- Bilal Aziz Özer2008–2010
Eren Güngör2008–2013- Furkan Özçal2008–2012
- Hamidou2008–2011
Harun Erbek2008–2008
Julius Aghahowa2008–2009- Matías Escobar2008–2010
- Milan Purović2008–2009
- Muslu Nalbantoğlu2008–2008
- Salomon Olembé2008–2010
Tevfik Köse2008–2009- Umut Koçin2008–2010
- Ariza Makukula2009–2010
Gökhan Değirmenci2009–2014
Gökhan Emreciksin2009–2010
Hakan Aslantaş2009–2010
James Troisi2009–2012
Merter Yüce2009–2010- Semih Aydilek2009–2012
Serdar Kesimal2009–2011
Ömer Şişmanoğlu2009–2012
Abdulkadir Özgen2010–2011- Abdulkadir Özgen2010–2010
Aleksandre Amisulashvili2010–2011- Ali Bilgin2010–2011
- André Moritz2010–2011
Hamza Çakır2010–2011
Hasan Ali Kaldırım2010–2012- Jonathan Santana2010–2012
Marcelo Zalayeta2010–2011
Mohamed Shawky2010–2010- Selim Teber2010–2011
- Uğur Albayrak2010–2011
Volkan Babacan2010–2012- Volkan Dikmen2010–2010
Önder Turacı2010–2011
Berkay Dabanlı2011–2012- Cem Sultan2011–2013
Cristian Riveros2011–2012
Emir Kujović2011–2013
Engin Bekdemir2011–2014- Gökhan Ünal2011–2012
Karim Ziani2011–2011- Nadir Çiftçi2011–2012
Nicolás Navarro2011–2013
Nordin Amrabat2011–2012
Okan Alkan2011–2012
Okay Yokuşlu2011–2015
Peter Pekarík2011–2012
Sefa Yılmaz2011–2014
Zeki Yavru2011–2011
Zurab Khizanishvili2011–2014
Ömer Kulga2011–2012
İlhan Eker2011–2012- Alexandre Silva Cleyton2012–2014
- Babacar Diop2012–2015
Bobô2012–2015- Cristian Riveros2012–2013
Erdal Akdarı2012–2014
Ertuğrul Taşkıran2012–2014
Grétar Steinsson2012–2013
Kamil Ahmet Çörekçi2012–2014
Malik Fathi2012–2012- Nurettin Kayaoğlu2012–2014
Pablo Mouche2012–2014
Salih Dursun2012–2014- Umut Sözen2012–2013
Alper Uludağ2013–2015
Bilâl Gülden2013–2014
Ceyhun Gülselam2013–2013
Cüneyt Köz2013–2016
Henrique Sereno2013–2015
Jajá Coelho2013–2013- Marko Simić2013–2016
Márcio Nobre2013–2015
Taner Yalçın2013–2015
Yener Arıca2013–2015
Alexandros Tziolis2014–2015- Alexandros Tziolis2014–2014
Anıl Taşdemir2014–2015
Berkay Can Değirmencioğlu2014–2015
Hakan Arıkan2014–2015
Levent Gülen2014–2014- Mehmet Eren Boyraz2014–2015
Ondřej Vaněk2014–2014
Serkan Kurtuluş2014–2015
Sinan Bolat2014–2014
Turgut Doğan Şahin2014–2016
İbrahim Dağaşan2014–2015
Barış Özbek2015–2016
Kamran Agayev2015–2015
Larrys Mabiala2015–2017
Murat Akın2015–2015
Samba Sow2015–2017
Serdar Kulbilge2015–2015
Yakubu2015–2016- Zeki Yavru2015–2015
Çağlar Birinci2015–2015
Alain Traoré2016–2017
Ali Ahamada2016–2018- Kubilay Sönmez2016–2017
Prejuce Nakoulma2016–2016
Asamoah Gyan2017–2019
Cristian Săpunaru2017–2019
Geoffrey Mujangi Bia2017–2018
Oleksandr Kucher2017–2019
Silvestre Varela2017–2019
Silviu Lung2017–2022
William Amorim2018–2018
Aymen Abdennour2019–2020
Benoît Poulain2019–2020- Doğan Alemdar2019–2021
Emmanuel Adebayor2019–2019
Miguel Lopes2019–2021
Paul-Georges Ntep2019–2020
Aaron Lennon2020–2021- Cristian Săpunaru2020–2021
Denis Alibec2020–2022
Manuel Fernandes2020–2021
Wilfried Kanga2020–2021- Anton Maglica2021–2021
Besard Šabović2021–2021
Karlo Muhar2021–2021- Kevin Brobbey2021–2022
- Opah Clement2021–2022
Duckens Nazon2024–2025- Aaron Opoku2026
Kayserispor is a professional football club based in Turkey, known for its vibrant red and yellow colors.
Founded on July 1, 1966, Kayserispor emerged from a merger of local amateur clubs to promote professional football in the region.
The club's first official match was played against Ankara Toprakspor, where Yener Kurgil scored the first goal in club history.
Biography
Formation
Kayserispor, a professional football club based in Kayseri, Turkey, was officially founded on July 1, 1966. The club emerged from a merger of several local amateur teams, including Erciyesspor, Sanayispor, and Ortaanadoluspor, as part of a broader initiative by the Turkish Football Federation to promote professional football in Anatolia. The club's first manager was Erdoğan Gürhan, and they began their journey in the newly established 2.Lig during the 1966-67 season, marking the start of their competitive history.
Early Years and Development
In their inaugural season, Kayserispor played their first official match against Ankara Toprakspor, where Yener Kurgil scored the club's first goal. The team finished 10th in the league, setting the stage for future growth. Over the years, Kayserispor underwent several name changes and ownership structures, including a period as Kayseri Emniyetspor and later as Kayseri Erciyesspor, reflecting the club's evolving identity and management.
Achievements and Legacy
Kayserispor has made significant strides in Turkish football, competing in both the Süper Lig and the TFF First League. The club has won the 1. Lig three times and has also claimed the Turkish Cup in the 2007-08 season. Their European journey includes a notable victory in the UEFA Intertoto Cup in 2006. The club's colors are red and yellow, and they play their home matches at the Kadir Has Stadium, which can accommodate 31,856 spectators. Kayserispor continues to be a prominent figure in Turkish football, with a rich history and a dedicated fan base.
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Career & Clubs
Origins and first years
Football in Kayseri had several amateur clubs by the 1930s; among them Erciyes Gençlik (est. 1937) and Erciyesspor are repeatedly mentioned in local historical publications. In the mid-1960s, Orhan Şeref Apak’s Turkish Football Federation (TFF) policy aimed to spread professional football to Anatolia and organise a nationwide second tier. Following local meetings in Kayseri, representatives agreed to merge Erciyesspor, Sanayispor and Ortaanadoluspor under the Kayserispor name. The club held its general assembly and was officially founded on 1 July 1966. Kayserispor entered the newly created 2.Lig in 1966–67. The first manager was Erdoğan Gürhan. 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. Kayserispor finished its debut season 10th in the 2.Lig (Beyaz Grup), with a 9W–9D–12L record. Following the late-1980s restructure, the police-affiliated side in the city competed as Kayseri Emniyetspor. After the General Directorate of Security moved to withdraw police teams from national leagues, a civilian board took over and the club adopted the Kayseri Erciyesspor name. 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) and Hacılar…
- League
- Süper Lig
- League
- TFF First League
Legacy
Domestic competitions
1. Lig (second tier) Winners (3): 1972–73, 1984–85, 2014–15 2. Lig (third tier) Winners (1): 1999–00
Cups
Turkish Cup Winners (1): 2007–08 Runners-up (1): 2021–22 Turkish Super Cup Runners-up (1): 2008
European competitions
UEFA Intertoto Cup Winners (1): 2006 (joint winners)
Archive
Passport
Identifiers & aliases
Kayserispor Kulübü, commonly known as Kayserispor, is a Turkish professional football club based in the city of Kayseri. Founded on 1 July 1966, the club currently competes in the TFF 1. Lig, the second tier of Turkish football. Kayserispor plays its home matches at the Kadir Has Stadium, which has a capacity of 31,856 all-seated spectators. The club's official colours are red and yellow.
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