Türkgücü Munich

Türkgücü Munich
society
Surname	Türkgücü Munich e. V.
Seat	Munich , Bavaria
founding	2001 (as Turkish SV Munich)
Colours	Red White
Board	Hasan Kivran (Chairman)
Football company
Surname	Türkgücü Munich Football GmbH
Shareholder	99%: HK Erste Vermögensverwaltungs & Beratung GmbH → 100%: Hasan Kivran 0 1%: Türkgücü München e. V. (majority of votes at the eV)
executive Director	Maximilian Kothny
Website	turkgucu.de
First team
Head coach	Alexander Schmidt
Venue	Flyeralarm Arena , Würzburg
Places	13,090
league	3rd league
2019/20	1st place ▲ ( Regionalliga Bayern )
home Away

The Türkgücü Munich e. V. (translated as "Türkische Kraft München eV"; formerly Turkish SV Munich and SV Türkgücü-Ataspor Munich ) is a soccer club from Munich . The club was founded in 2001 as the successor to the insolvent SV Türk Gücü Munich . The first men's team was promoted to the fourth-class Bavarian regional league in 2019 and the third division a year later .

history

Predecessor club

→ Main article : SV Türk Gücü Munich

SV Türk Gücü Munich was founded in 1975 by a group of Turkish migrants . From 1988 to 1992 and from 1994 to 1996 the team played in the third-class Bayernliga and attracted up to 12,000 spectators to the Dante stadium when they played against TSV 1860 Munich . The club was also successful in volleyball . The men's and women's teams played in the Bundesliga in the 1987/88 season. In 2001 the association had to file for bankruptcy and was dissolved. The background to this was the return of the president and financier Ergun Bersoy to Turkey .

From Turkish SV to SV Türkgücü-Ataspor (2001 to 2016)

As a successor club, the Turkish SV Munich was founded, which was relegated from the regional league in its first season and in 2005 had to go to the district league. In 2008, the club went down to the district league, before the Turkish SV merged with the district league club SV Ataspor Munich a year later , which was formed in 1981 as a spin-off from SV Türk Gücü Munich. The SV Türkgücü-Ataspor rose in 2013 after successful relegation games against TSV Bobingen and TSV Grünwald in the national league.

Hasan Kivran joins and promotes (since 2016)

On January 1, 2016, the entrepreneur Hasan Kivran, who had previously played for the previous club himself, joined SV Türkgücü-Ataspor as president and invested large sums of money. After several years of relegation battle, the upswing began. In the summer of 2017, the team invested heavily and, in addition to coach Andreas Pummer, five players were brought in from Bayern league champions FC Unterföhring . Promotion to the Regionalliga Bayern by 2020 was set as the goal . After starting difficulties, Türkgücü-Ataspor fought a duel with SE Freising for the championship. The decision was made on the penultimate matchday when Munich had to travel to Freising for a direct duel . The 3-1 win secured the championship and promotion to the Bayern League. In the very first season , the championship of the southern season made it through to the Regionalliga Bayern, so that the goal he had set himself was achieved a year earlier.

After promotion to the regional league, a change of name to Türkgücü Munich was decided in June 2019. According to the squad planner Robert Hettich, the old club name would have been "simply too long, and the media would have sometimes talked about Türkgücü, sometimes Türkata, sometimes TGA". In addition, Reiner Maurer , who brought with him experience from professional football, took over the coaching position of the squad, which was almost completely replaced. Experienced third division and regional league players such as Mario Erb , Benedikt Kirsch or Karl-Heinz Lappe were signed, while captain Yasin Yılmaz was the longest-serving player after having been with the club for two years. In addition, the game operations were spun off to Türkgücü München Fußball GmbH and Robert Hettich was appointed managing director. The goal now was to move up to the 2nd Bundesliga by 2023 .

After a decent start and a temporary lead on the 2nd matchday, the team again conquered the top of the table on matchday 14 and became autumn champions after 17 games . On February 29, 2020, the association and its managing director Robert Hettich separated by mutual agreement. He was followed by the previous game manager Maximilian Kothny. In mid-March, games were interrupted across Germany due to the COVID-19 pandemic , at this point in time, Türkgücü was still in 1st place in the table. The BFV reported the club on June 21, 2020 as a promoter for the 3rd league for the 2020/21 season . Since there are plans to continue the season, which will be possible from September 2020, the Munich team will be the only team no longer to participate in regional league games.

For the 2020/21 season , the club presented Alexander Schmidt , who last worked in the Austrian Bundesliga , as the successor to head coach Maurer. For the granting of the third division license, the club reported the flyeralarm arena in Würzburg as "unrestrictedly available venue", as well as the Munich Olympic Stadium and the municipal stadium on Grünwalder Strasse in Munich.

successes

• Promotion to the 3rd division : 2020
• Promotion to the Regionalliga Bayern : 2019
• Promotion to the Bayern League : 2018
• Promotion to the Landesliga Bayern-Südost : 2013

Stadion

The home venue was initially the Heinrich-Wieland-Strasse district sports facility near the Ostpark . The Bayern League was played in the SV Heimstetten sports park . After promotion to the Regionalliga Bayern, they played in Heimstetten until the winter break of the 2019/20 season , but switched to the municipal stadium on Grünwalder Straße for the second half of the season , where the third division teams 1860 and Bayern Munich II play as the main users .

After promotion to the 3rd division , Türkgücü is likely to play up to eight home games in the Munich Olympic Stadium in the 2020/21 season, subject to approval by the city . The Grünwalder Stadium could continue to serve for the remaining games. In contrast, the Würzburg Flyeralarm Arena was reported as an "unrestrictedly available venue" .

Personalities

Squad of the 2020/21 season

(As of August 28, 2020)

No.	Nat	Surname	birthday	In the team since	Last club
goal
01		René Vollath	20 Mar 1990	2020	KFC Uerdingen 05
26th		Franco Flückiger	01st Mar 1991	2019	Wacker Burghausen
39		Maximilian Engl	Dec 31, 1997	2019	VfR Garching
40		Jordaine Jäger U19	Feb. 22, 2002	2020	FC Ingolstadt 04 U19
Defense
02		Yi-Young Park	June 29, 1994	2020	FC St. Pauli
04th		Erol alkane	Feb 16, 1994	2020	Beroe Stara Sagora
13		Alexander concern	Apr 21, 1993	2018	FSV Zwickau
15th		Mario Erb	June 16, 1990	2019	KFC Uerdingen 05
20th		Thomas Haas	0Feb 7, 1998	2019	VfB Eichstätt
22nd		Aaron Berzel	May 29, 1992	2020	TSV 1860 Munich
23		Stefan Stangl	Oct 20, 1991	2020	SKN St. Pölten
30th		Azure Velagic	Oct 20, 1991	2019	SV Rödinghausen
32		Marco Raimondo butcher	Jan. 17, 1992	2020	SV Heimstetten
33		Michael Zant	July 15, 1995	2019	VfB Eichstätt
35		Furkan Zorba	Feb 25, 1998	2019	VfL Osnabrück
midfield
05		Benedict Kirsch	Apr 15, 1996	2019	SpVgg Greuther Fürth
06th		Marco wood	Jan. 31, 1990	2019	1. FC Saarbrücken
07th		Alexander Laukart	Oct 25, 1998	2020	FC Den Bosch
08th		Unal Tosun	0Oct 5, 1992	2018	FC Pipinsried
14th		Sercan Sararer	Nov. 27, 1989	2020	Karlsruher SC
17th		Kilian Fischer	Jan. 16, 1999	2019	TSV 1860 Munich U19
21st		Dominik Weiss	Dec. 27, 1994	2019	1. FC Schweinfurt 05
24		Philipp Erhardt	Sep 10 1993	2020	SV Mattersburg
44		Fabijan Podunavac	11th Mar 2002	2020	TuS Geretsried
		Omar Sijarić U19	0Nov 2, 2001	2020	1. FC Heidenheim U19
Storm
09		Tom Boere	Nov 24, 1992	2020	KFC Uerdingen 05
10		Emre Güral	0Apr 5, 1989	2020	Eskisehirspor
11		Daniele Gabriele	Dec 16, 1994	2020	FC Carl Zeiss Jena
19th		Furkan Kircicek	28 Sep 1996	2019	FC Memmingen
24		İlker Yüksel	May 31, 1998	2019	SpVgg Greuther Fürth II
25th		Petar Slišković	Feb 21, 1991	2020	MSV Duisburg
27		Amani Mbaraka U19	0Oct 6, 2002	2020	FC Deisenhofen U19

Transfers of the 2020/21 season

As of August 31, 2020

Accesses	Departures
Summer 2020
Erol Alkan (without association) Aaron Berzel ( TSV 1860 Munich ) Tom Boere ( KFC Uerdingen 05 ) Philipp Erhardt ( SV Mattersburg ) Daniele Gabriele ( FC Carl Zeiss Jena ) Jordaine Jäger ( FC Ingolstadt U19) Alexander Laukart ( FC Den Bosch ) Amani Mbaraka ( FC Deisenhofen U19) Fabijan Podunavac ( TuS Geretsried ) Yi-Young Park ( FC St. Pauli ; loan) Marco Raimondo-Metzger ( SV Heimstetten ) Omar Sijarić 1. FC Heidenheim U19 Petar Slišković ( MSV Duisburg ) Stefan Stangl (without association) René Vollath (without association)	Patrick Hasenhüttl ( SpVgg Unterhaching ) Serhat Ímsak (end of contract; destination unknown) Julian Kirr ( FC Pipinsried ) Marian Knecht (FC Pipinsried) Fabio Leutenecker ( Türkspor Augsburg ) Kasim Rabihic (destination unknown) Marcel Spitzer (end of contract; destination unknown) Stefan Wächter (termination of contract; destination unknown) Yasin Yılmaz (end of contract; destination unknown)

Coaching team

function	Surname
Head coach	Alexander Schmidt
Assistant coach	Andreas Pummer
Assistant coach	Alper Kayabunar
Goalkeeping coach	Michael Hofmann

Former players and coaches

• Michael Hofmann
• Daniel Jungwirth
• Erdal Kılıçaslan
• Michael Kokocinski
• Sebastian Mitterhuber
• Sinan Neumaier-Süngüoğlu
• Luka Odak
• Pablo Pigl
• Christoph Rech
• Deniz Sarı
• Dieter Schönberger
• Stephan Thee

Football GmbH

In July 2019, the licensed players department was spun off into Türkgücü München Fußball GmbH . 99 percent of the shares are held by HK First asset management and consulting GmbH of Hasan Kivran held. The remaining percent of the GmbH shares are held by Türkgücü München e. V. held. In order to comply with the 50 + 1 rule , the e. V. hold the majority of votes in the shareholders' meeting . Since Kivran is also chairman of the e. V., the GmbH is actually controlled by him.

Web links

• Official website of the association

Individual evidence

1. ↑ The 2019/20 season of the Regionalliga Bayern was interrupted due to the COVID-19 pandemic and is to continue as the 2019-21 season until May 2021 , which means that a 2020/21 season will be omitted. At the time of the announcement of a promoter for the 3rd league 2020/21, Türkgücü Munich was in 1st place and therefore rose.

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