Muhsin Ertuğral

This article is about the football coach. For the actor, see Muhsin Ertuğrul.

Muhsin Ertuğral
Personal information
Date of birth	(1959-09-15) 15 September 1959
Place of birth	Istanbul, Turkey
Playing position	Defender
Club information
Current team	Black Aces FC
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps^†	(Gls)^†
1987–1988	Eskişehirspor	1	(0)
Teams managed
1995–1996	DR Congo
1999–2003	Kaizer Chiefs
2003	Santos
2003–2004	Club Africain
2004	SV Mattersburg
2005	Ismaily
2006–2007	Ajax Cape Town
2007–2009	Kaizer Chiefs
2009	Ajax Cape Town
2009–2010	Sivasspor
2011-2012	Golden Arrows
2013-2014	Ajax Cape Town
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only. † Appearances (goals)

Muhsin Ertuğral (born 15 September 1959 ) is a Turkish football coach.

Coaching career

Ertuğral took Ajax Cape Town to ABSA Cup glory with a 2–0 victory against league champions Mamelodi Sundowns on May 26, 2007. That proved to be a successful season for Ajax under Ertuğral as they went on to finish fourth in the league and the only side never to suffer defeat against Sundowns in that season.^[1]

On 8 May 2009 the Turkish coach has quit Kaizer Chiefs, but could remain in South Africa, where he is tracked by Ajax Cape Town.^[2] On 18 May 2009 the former Kaizer Chiefs' Turkish coach has signed for Ajax Cape Town.^[3]

As of 8 October 2009, upon Bülent Uygun's resignation, he agreed to pen a deal with the Turkish Super League underdogs Sivasspor, the contract runs between 30 June 2011.^[4] Yiğidos also announced that the assistant coach position will be occupied by former Beşiktaş favorite and South Africa national, Fani Madida.^[5]

On 24 April 2013 it was announced that Muhsin Ertuğral would take over as the new Technical Director of Ajax Cape Town F.C.. This decision resulted in the direct resignation of then interim coach Jan Versleijen, who had not been notified of the new hiring. As a result Muhsin Ertuğral will see the Cape club through until the end of the 2012-13 PSL season.^[6] David Nyathi was announced as his assistant coach, who had previously lead the Ajax CT under-19 team to the 2013 Metropolitan Premier Cup Championship, where he won the “Coach of the Tournament Award”.^[7]

References

↑ Vice, Telford (2008-10-17). "Muhsin Ertugral: Not one to swear by". Mail & Guardian Online. Retrieved 2009-04-20.
↑ Chiefs part ways with Muhsin Ertugral
↑ Ertugral and Khenyeza must smoke peace pipe
↑ HOCAMIZ PAZAR GÜNÜ İMZA ATIYOR
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↑ Wesley Petersen. "Ajax coach quits". Eyewitness News. Retrieved 25 April 2013.
↑ Ajax CT. "Ertugral returns to Ajax". Ajaxct.com. Retrieved 25 April 2013.

External links

Muhsin Ertuğral player profile at mackolik.com (Turkish)
Muhsin Ertuğral manager profile at mackolik.com (Turkish)
Muhsin Ertuğral at fussballdaten.de (German)

PSL Coach of the Season

2001: Igesund 2002: Hunt 2003: De Sá 2004: Dumitru 2005: Mosimane 2006: Da Gama 2007: Ertuğral 2008: Hunt 2009: Hunt 2010: Hunt 2011: Krol 2012: Igesund 2013: Baxter 2014: Mosimane 2015: Baxter

Zaire squad – 1996 African Cup of Nations

1 Babale 2 Merikani 3 Tambwe 4 Danga 5 Dinzey 6 Hitoto 7 Kasongo 8 Lukose 9 Monka 10 Kabongo 11 Lembi 12 Kalenga 13 Kiniambi 14 Mamale 15 Mukanya 16 N'Dinga 17 Essende 18 Lukaku 19 Kasongo 20 N'Gole 21 Ngonge 22 Ngaduane Coach: Ertuğral and Basilwa

DR Congo national football team – managers

Csanádi (1967–68)
Mori (1970)
Vidinić (1974)
Stănculescu (1974–76)
Pfister (1985–89)
Makombo Alamande (1989)
Bonga Bonga (1989–XX)
Mukendi (–93)
Watunda (1993)
Mukendi (1994)
Muntubila (1995)
Ertuğral (1995–96)
L. Basilwa (1996)
Muntubila (1996–97)
Magassouba (1997)
Celio Barros (1997)
Mokili (1997)
Watunda Iyolo (1998–99)
Lusadusu (1999–2000)
Magassouba (2000)
Mayanga (2001)
Muntubila (2001)
Lusadusu (2001)
Gavrilov (2001)
Mayanga (2001)
Mulamba (2001)
Watunda Iyolo (2002)
Futila (2002)
Kabongo (2002)
Mkeba (2003)
Futila (2003)
Wadsworth (2003–04)
Le Roy (2004–06)
Depireux (2006–07)
Ibenge (2008^c)
N'Goma (2008^c)
Neveu (2008–10)
Nouzaret (2010–11)
Le Roy (2011–13)
Muntubila (2013)
Ibengé (2014–)

Kaizer Chiefs – managers

Johnson (1971)
Johnson and Motaung (1972)
Motaung (1973–1974)
Khumalo (1974)
Lewis (1974–1976)
Khumalo (1976)
Johnson (1976)
Khumalo (1976)
Lewis (1976)
Motaung (1977–1978)
Tuani (1979–1980)
Lewis (1980)
Ngcobo (1981)
Khumalo (1981)
Setlhodi (1982)
Lewis (1983)
Khumalo and Masike (1983)
Casares (1983)
Frickleton (1984–85)
Ngcobo (1985)
Lewis (1985)
Dumitru (1985–1988)
Chamangwana (1988)
Butler (1988–1989)
Chamangwana (1989)
Palacios (1990)
Butler (1991)
Dladla (1991)
Mbale (1992)
Butler (1992)
Dos Santos (1993)
Dladla and Mofokeng (1993)
Hudson (1993)
Troussier (1994)
Moloto (1994)
Palacios (1995)
Butler (1995–1996)
da Silva (1996)
Manyathi (1997)
Dolezar (1997–1999)
Sephoa (1999)
Ertuğral (1999–2002)
D. Khumalo and Khuse (2002–2003)
Dumitru (2003–2005)
Middendorp (2005–2007)
Papic (2007)
Ertuğral (2007–2009)
Vermezović (2009–2012)
Baxter (2012–2015)
Komphela (2015–)

Ajax Cape Town – managers

van Veen (1999–00) Bodewes (2000–01) McDonald (2001–02) Igesund (2002–06) Ertuğral (2006–07) Rosslee (2007–09) Ertuğral and Pruijn (a.i.) (2009) de Haan (2009–11) Stekelenburg (2011–12) Mugeyi and Pruijn (a.i.) (2012) Versleijen and Ertuğral (a.i.) (2013) Ertuğral (2013–14) Taylor (a.i.) (2014) De Sá (2014–)

Sivasspor – managers

Kafkas (1994–95) Kılıç (2003–04) Kartal (2004–05) Lorant (2005–06) Pecze (2006) Uygun (2006–09) Ertuğral (2009–10) Bakkal (2010) Çalımbay (2010–13) Roberto Carlos (2013–14) Yalçın (2014–15) Buruk (2015–)

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