Oğuz Çetin

Oğuz Çetin
Personal information
Full name	Ahmet Oğuz Çetin
Date of birth	(1963-02-15) 15 February 1963
Place of birth	Adapazarı, Turkey
Height	1.83 m (6 ft 0 in)
Playing position	Midfielder
Youth career
1979-1981	Sakaryaspor
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps^†	(Gls)^†
1981-1988	Sakaryaspor	146	(12)
1988-1996	Fenerbahçe	235	(52)
1996-1998	İstanbulspor	72	(9)
1998-2000	Adanaspor	50	(6)
Total		503	(79)
National team
1988-1998	Turkey	70	(3)
Teams managed
2000–02	Fenerbahçe (Assistant)
2002–03	Fenerbahçe
2004	Kayseri Erciyesspor
2004	Gençlerbirliği
2005	Diyarbakırspor
2006–09	Turkey (Co-trainer)
2010	Turkey
2010–11	Turkey (Co-trainer)
2014	Khazar Lankaran
2015–	Turkey (Assistant)
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only. † Appearances (goals)

Ahmet Oğuz Çetin (born 15 February 1963) is a retired Turkish football player.

Career

Born in Adapazarı, Çetin began playing football with local side Sakaryaspor. He started to play regularly for Fenerbahçe in 1988. He became one of the franchise players for Fenerbahçe and Turkish football generally. He is well known for his superior ability to organize the midfield and also had decent vision, passing and shooting skills. He is known as "emperor" by Turkish soccer fans. Mostly walking on the pitch, Oguz Cetin was more of a distributor. Best known for his milimetric passes, he led Fenerbahçe to championship in 1995-96 season but Fenerbahçe chairman Ali Sen released Oğuz Çetin and his fellow striker Aykut Kocaman with the thought they have been destroying the harmony in the team. Çetin played for Istanbulspor and Adanaspor after he was released by Fenerbahçe in 1996.

He was capped 70 times for the Turkey national football team. He represented his country at the 1996 UEFA European Championship in England.^[1]

After his playing career ended, Çetin became assistant manager for Fenerbahçe in 2002. After Werner Lorant's dismissal, he worked as manager for Fenerbahçe. However, he failed to manage the team well. He also worked as manager for Gençlerbirliği and Diyarbakırspor.

He signed one-year contract with Azerbaijani football team Khazar Lankaran in June 2014,^[2] resigning in the December of the same year.^[3]

References

↑ Mamrud, Roberto (16 January 2009). "Oguz Çetin - International Appearances". RSSSF.
↑ "Oğuz Çetin baş məşqçi təyin olundu". http://www.lankaranfc.com (in Azerbaijani). FK Khazar Lankaran. Retrieved 1 July 2014. External link in |website= (help)
↑ "Хазар расстался с главным тренером". www.azerifootball.com (in Russian). Azerifootball. 22 December 2014. Retrieved 23 December 2014.

External links

Oğuz Çetin – FIFA competition record
Oğuz Çetin at National-Football-Teams.com
Oğuz Çetin career stats in Turkey at mackolik.com
Profile at TFF.org

Turkey squad – UEFA Euro 1996

1 Adnan 2 Recep 3 Alpay 4 Vedat 5 Tugay 6 Ertuğrul 7 Hami 8 Ogün 9 Hakan Şükür 10 Oğuz 11 Orhan 12 Faruk 13 Rahim 14 Saffet 15 Tayfun 16 Sergen 17 Abdullah 18 Arif 19 Tolunay 20 Bülent 21 Şanver 22 Rüştü Coach: Terim

Oğuz Çetin – Managerial positions

Gençlerbirliği S.K. – managers

Doğanay (1960–70)
O. Arıca (1970)
Türesin (1971–72)
Doğanay (1972–73)
Baştüzel (1973–74)
Kutluay (1975)
Bulduk (1975)
Baştüzel (1975–76)
Bulduk (1976)
O. Arıca (1976–77)
Yavuz (1977–78)
Baştüzel (1978–80)
Tümer (1981)
Baştüzel (1981)
Ürekli (1981)
Yamanlar (1981–82)
Aytaç (1982–83)
Tırpan (1983–85)
Kural (1985–86)
Türel (1986–87)
Macurni (1987)
Tırpan (1987–88)
Aytaç (1988)
Aydın (1988)
Yamanlar (1988)
Kural (1988–89)
Onay (1989)
Türel (1990)
Jarabinský (1990–91)
Argon (1991–92)
Tokyay (1992)
Nepomnyashchy (1992–93)
Berdyev (1993)
Palacios (1994)
Göncüler (1994)
Türel (1994–95)
Heylens (1995–96)
Türel (1996)
Tekelioğlu (1996–97)
Yamanlar (1997)
Peruzović (1997)
Vural (1997–98)
Pecze (1998–00)
Aybaba (2000–01)
Gül (2001)
Meeuws (2001)
E. Arıca (2001–02)
Yanal (2002–04)
E. Arıca (2004)
Çetin (2004)
Doğan (2004–05)
Bakkal (2005–07)
Çapa (2007)
Stumpf (2007)
Korkmaz (2007–08)
Bakkal (2008)
Aybaba (2008–09)
Doll (2009–10)
Zumdick (2010–11)
Çapa (2011–13)
Diyadin (2013)
Özdilek (2013–14)
Özdeş (2014)
Kaplan (2014)
Buz (2014–15)
Bakkal (2015–)

Fenerbahçe S.K. – managers

Dalaklı (1907–11)
Kulaksızoğlu (1911–15)
Kayacan (1915–21)
Elkatipzade (1921–24)
Coşar (1924–26)
Mocuk (1926–29)
Çakan (1929–32)
Svenk (1932–34)
Donnelly (1934–38)
Svenk (1938–39)
Nemetz (1939–41)
Prayer (1941–45)
Arıcan (1945–47)
Molnár (1947–48)
Arman (1948–49)
Molloy (1949–51)
McCormick (1951)
Szekelly (1951–53)
Mihajlović (1953–55)
Markos (1955)
Arıcan (1955–56)
Szekelly (1956–57)
Molnár (1957–59)
Nayır (1959–60)
Szekelly (1960–61)
Erdem (1961–62)
Kokotović (1962–64)
Hold (1964–65)
Erdem (1965–66)
Gegić (1966–67)
Molnár (1967–68)
Ionescu (1969–70)
Teaşcă (1970–71)
Kiraz (1971–72)
Didi (1972–75)
Gegić (1975–76)
Datcu / Günar (1976)
Kaloperović (1976–78)
Niş (1978–79)
Ersoy (1979)
Şengül (1979–80)
Rausch (1980–82)
Katip (1982)
Stanković (1982–84)
Veselinović (1984–85)
Mészöly (1985–86)
Şengül (1986)
Stanković (1986–87)
Yücetürk (1987)
Csernai (1987–88)
Veselinović (1988–90)
Kaner (1990)
Hiddink (1990–91)
Togay / Tırpan (1991)
Vengloš (1991–93)
Osieck (1993–95)
Ivić (1995)
Parreira (1995–96)
Lazaroni (1996–97)
Veselinović (1997)
Barić (1997–98)
Löw (1998–99)
Dilmen (1999)
Zeman (1999–2000)
Sofuoğlu (2000)
Denizli (2000–01)
Lorant (2002)
Çetin (2002–03)
Güney (2003)
Daum (2003–06)
Zico (2006–08)
Aragonés (2008–09)
Daum (2009–10)
Kocaman (2010–13)
Yanal (2013–14)
Kartal (2014–15)
Pereira (2015–)

Turkey national football team – managers

Sami Yen (1923)
Hunter (1924–26)
Tóth (1927–32)
Pagnam (1932)
Donnelly (1936–37)
Molnár (1948)
Yenal (1948)
Molloy (1948–49)
Arman (1949)
Molloy (1950)
McCormick (1950–51)
Erkal (1951)
Usuoğlu (1952)
Puppo (1952–54)
Kılıç (1954)
Mihajlović (1955)
Varglien (1955–56)
Arman (1956)
Székely (1957)
Remondini (1958–59)
Molnár (1960)
Puppo (1960–62)
Görkey (1962)
Spajić (1962)
Eken (1963)
Arman (1964)
Puppo (1965)
Andaç (1965)
Puppo (1965–66)
Süvari (1966–69)
Gegić (1969)
Arman (1970–71)
Petrescu (1971)
Özarı (1972–76)
Andaç (1976)
Türel (1977–78)
Kiraz (1978–80)
Sümer (1981)
Demircan (1982)
Özarı (1982–84)
Tarhan (1984)
Gökdel (1984–85)
Mészöly (1985)
Özarı (1985–86)
Denizli (1987)
Tırpan (1988–89)
Terim (1990)
Piontek (1990–93)
Terim (1993–96)
Denizli (1996–00)
Güneş (2000–04)
Karaman (2004)
Yanal (2004–05)
Terim (2005–09)
Çetin (2010)
Hiddink (2010–11)
Avcı (2011–13)
Terim (2013–)

Diyarbakırspor – managers

Andaç (1977–78)
Dumanlı (1978–79)
Gegić (1979)
Güney (1979)
Çiçek (1979)
Güler (1979–80)
Çiçek (1980)
Ağalday (1981)
Andaç (1981–82)
Kargı (1982)
Zemzem (1985–86)
Gökdel (1986)
Hamamcı (1986)
Sevmiş (1986–87)
İldiz (1991)
Sevmiş (1992–94)
İldiz (1994–95)
Beyaz (1996–97)
Kayıhan (1997–98)
Demirbakan (1999–00)
Kurtar (2001)
Kalpar (2001–02)
Kayıhan (2002–03)
Özberk (2003–04)
Kayıhan (2004–05)
Çetin (2005)
Hadžibegić (2006)
Eriş (2006)
Bayık (2006–07)
Demir (2007–08)
Uğur (2008)
Demirbakan (2008–09)
Doğan (2009–10)
Kurtar (2010)
Kaya (2010–)

Kayseri Erciyesspor – managers

Kiraz (1973)
Alkan (1973)
Bresford (1973–74)
Koka (1974)
Güney (1974–75)
Kaptan (1979)
Güney (1979–80)
Tırpan (1985)
Onay (1986)
Güzelırmak (1991–92)
Tırpan (1992)
Aybaba (1992–94)
Güzelırmak (1994–95)
Çetiner (1995–96)
Aybaba (1996–97)
Mulțescu (1997–98)
Kılıç (1998–99)
Uğur (2000–01)
Kılıç (2000–01)
Yaman (2001–02)
Hamamcı (2003–04)
Çetin (2004)
Uğur (2004–07)
Korkmaz (2007)
Uğur (2008)
Altındağ (2008–09)
Bulut (2009–10)
Devrim (2010–11)
Penbe (2011)
Yılmaz (2011–12)
Şentürk (2012)
Özköylü (2012–13)
Çapa (2013)
Karaman (2013–14)
Korkmaz (2014–)

FK Khazar Lankaran – managers

Tuaev (1978–1982) Kramarenko (1989) Karaev (1991) Suleymanov (2004) Kara (2004–2005) Suleymanov (2005) Pasulko (2006) Mirjavadov (2006–2008) Kara (2008–2009) Ponomarev (2009) Mirjavadov (2009–2010) Rednic (2010–2011) Biçer (2011–2012) Huseynov (2012) Quliyev^c (2012) Baqués (2012–2013) Toshack (2013) Denizli (2013–2014) Çetin (2014–)

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