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Okan Buruk appointed Galatasaray coach

The ex-Turkey midfielder was appointed coach for two seasons

Updated 4 years ago · Published on 23 Jun 2022 6:00PM

Okan Buruk appointed Galatasaray coach
48-year-old Okan Buruk is no stranger to Galatasaray as he had worn the yellow and red colors for 12 seasons. – AFP pic, June 23, 2022

ISTANBUL – Ex-Turkey midfielder Okan Buruk has been appointed coach of his former club Galatasaray on a two-year deal, the Istanbul side announced today.

After the departure of Fatih Terim in January, Spaniard Domenec Torrent, a former assistant to Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola was unable to improve the team’s results.

The club slumped to 13th in the league, a historic low for the record 22-time Turkish league champions.

Buruk, a 48-year-old was capped 56 times for Turkey and played for the club for 12 seasons, winning the UEFA Cup with them in 2000.

“Welcome home!” Galatasaray said in a statement.

As a coach, Buruk led Istanbul Basaksehir to their first-ever Turkish league title in 2020. – AFP, June 23, 2022

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