Bucaspor
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- Mehmet İncebacak2009сейчас
- Mehmet İncebacak2010сейчас
- Ömer Kahveci2010сейчас
- Çağlar Şahin Akbaba2013сейчас
- Anıl Dilaver2014сейчас
Burakcan Kunt2014сейчас
Torric Jebrin2014сейчас
Adil Demirbağсейчас- Kerem Atakan Kesginсейчас
- Uğurcan Yazgılıсейчас
- Levent Eriş1994–1995
Hasan Kabze1999–2002
Sertan Vardar2000–2005
Koray Arslan2001–2003- Caner Ağca2002–2003
Mehmet Batdal2005–2010
Bekir Yılmaz2006–2010
Erkan Taşkıran2007–2011
Sercan Kaya2007–2011- Alper Balaban2008–2009
- Ozan İpek2008–2008
- Ozan İpek2008–2009
- Yılmaz Özlem2008–2010
- Berkay Samancı2009–2014
Serkan Yanık2009–2012- Yunus Altun2009–2010
- Zafer Çevik2009–2015
Ahmet Aras2010–2011- Ahmet Aras2010–2010
Ali Güneş2010–2011- Carlos Fernandes2010–2011
- Civar Çetin2010–2015
- Dady2010–2010
- Ediz Bahtiyaroğlu2010–2011
- Emre Aktaş2010–2011
- Emrecan Afacanoğlu2010–2015
Jerko Leko2010–2011
Kamil Ahmet Çörekçi2010–2011- Koray Çölgeçen2010–2011
- Landry Mulemo2010–2011
Manucho2010–2010- Mehmet Polat2010–2010
- Mehmet Polat2010–2011
- Mohamed Dahmane2010–2011
- Mohamed Dahmane2010–2010
Musa Aydın2010–2011
Onur Tuncer2010–2011
Orhan Ak2010–2011
Pieter Mbemba2010–2010- Ragıp Başdağ2010–2011
Salih Uçan2010–2012- Stjepan Tomas2010–2010
- Victor Mendy2010–2011
İbrahim Dağaşan2010–2010
Abdulkadir Özgen2011–2012- Alparslan Erdem2011–2013
Aykut Çeviker2011–2013
Beto2011–2011
Cenk İşler2011–2011
Efe Halil Özarslan2011–2012
Emre Güral2011–2012- Erdal Çelik2011–2012
- Koray İçten2011–2012
Pavel Londak2011–2011- Samet Bülbül2011–2011
- Torric Jebrin2011–2011
- Abdullah Keseroğlu2012–2013
- Efe Halil Özarslan2012–2013
- Emre Balak2012–2014
- Erkan Taşkıran2012–2013
- Luiz Henrique de Souza Santos2012–2014
- Mehmet Batdal2012–2013
- Mohamed Dahmane2012–2013
- Mohamed Dahmane2012–2012
Okan Alkan2012–2014
Taylan Antalyalı2012–2014
Umut Gündoğan2012–2014- Attila Yıldırım2013–2014
- Attila Yıldırım2013–2013
Hakan Çinemre2013–2014
Mehmet Sak2013–2014
Recep Niyaz2013–2014- Taha Can Velioğlu2013–2016
- Tam Nsaliwa2013–2015
Tosaint Ricketts2013–2014- Yasin Avcı2013–2013
- İrfan Başaran2013–2013
Emin Aladağ2014–2015- Yasin Avcı2014–2015
- İskender Alın2014–2015
Bucaspor was a professional football club based in Turkey, known for its vibrant yellow and navy colors.
Founded in 1928, Bucaspor was nicknamed Fırtına, meaning 'Storm', and was dissolved in 2020.
Bucaspor achieved professional status in 1990 after winning the 3.Lig, marking a significant milestone in its history.
Биография
Formation and Early Years
Bucaspor was established in 1928 in Buca, İzmir, becoming the fifth football club in the region, following notable teams like Karşıyaka S.K. and Göztepe A.Ş. Initially, the club adopted yellow and navy as its colors, although there was a brief attempt to include red to differentiate from Istanbul's Fenerbahçe. In 1937, Bucaspor merged with Altay and Altınordu to form Üçokspor, but this union was short-lived, as the clubs separated again in 1939.
Professional Status and Achievements
For much of its early history, Bucaspor did not compete at a professional level until the 1984–85 season. The club achieved professional status in 1990 after winning the 3.Lig, and they reached the play-offs of the 2.Lig in 1994 and 1996, though they did not secure promotion to the 1.Lig until 2010. Their promotion was marked by a decisive 4–0 victory over Kayseri Erciyesspor, which allowed them to compete in the Süper Lig. However, their stay in the top division was brief, as they were relegated after just one season.
Women's Football and Legacy
In addition to its men's team, Bucaspor established a women's football team in 2005, which notably finished as runners-up in the Turkish Women's Football Premier League in 2008 and 2009. Despite its historical significance and contributions to Turkish football, Bucaspor faced financial difficulties exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic, leading to its dissolution in 2020. The club's legacy includes a strong local following and a history of competitive spirit, reflected in their various honors, including a quarter-final appearance in the Turkish Cup in 2011 and a runners-up finish in the 1.Lig in 2010.
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Карьера и клубы
At the time of its formation, Bucaspor was the fifth football club to be based in İzmir, following Karşıyaka S.K. (1912), Altay S.K. (1914), Altınordu S.K. (1923), and Göztepe A.Ş. (1925). Yellow and navy were chosen for the club colours. Former president Yusuf Muhafiz pushed to make red one of the colours of the club, to distinguish it from Istanbul-based club Fenerbahçe. The colour has since been removed. Bucaspor merged with Altay and Altınordu as Üçokspor in 1937. These clubs were separated again in 1939. The club did not compete professionally for most of its history till 1984–85 season. They were promoted to the 2.Lig after beating Edremitspor 1–0 on 6 May 1990, which gave them professional status. Bucaspor reached the play-offs of the 2.Lig twice, in 1994 and 1996, but failed to win promotion to the 1.Lig. The club earned promoted to the top-flight of the Turkish football pyramid on 8 May 2010. Their 4–0 win over Kayseri Erciyesspor sealed their second-place finish in the TFF First League, which resulted in automatic promotion to the Süper Lig. However, Bucaspor relegated after one year in Super League. Bucaspor also played quarter final in Turkish Cup in 2011. In 2005 a women's football team of Bucaspor was established. The Bucaspor Ladies Football Team finished runner-up in the Turkish Women's Football Premier League in 2008 and 2009. Due to the coronavirus epidemic and financial debts in the 2020–21 season, Bucaspor decided not to participate in the amateur league…
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- TFF First League
Наследие
1.Lig: Runners-up (1): 2010 2.Lig: Winners (1): 2009 3.Lig: Winners (1): 1990 TSYD Cup: Winners (1): 2008 İzmir Football League: Winners (1): 1937–38 Turkish Cup: Quarter Final (1): 2010–11
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Bucaspor was a professional Turkish football club based in Buca, İzmir. Formed in 1928, Bucaspor were nicknamed Fırtına (Storm). The club colours were yellow and navy. It was dissolved in 2020.
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