SWOS 2016/2017
SWOS 2016/2017

ONUR KIVRAK
ONUR KIVRAK
ONUR KIVRAK
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Number
#12
Nationality
Turkey
Team
TURKEY (Europe)
Coach
FATIH TERIM
Position
G (Goalkeeper)
Passing (P) Shooting (V) Heading (H) Tackling (T) Control (C) Speed (S) Finishing (F) Total Bargain Value
£1.5M

Onur Kıvrak

  • Full name: Onur Kıvrak
  • Date of birth: 1 May 1988
  • Place of birth: Bornova, İzmir, Turkey
  • Nationality: Turkish
  • Position: Goalkeeper

Club career (summary):

  • Altay SK (youth and senior early career) — Developed in Altay’s youth system and made his professional debut with the club.
  • Sivasspor (loan) — Short loan spell early in his career.
  • Trabzonspor (2010–2019) — Signed in 2010 and served as first-choice goalkeeper for several seasons, winning the Turkish Cup in 2010–11 and the Turkish Super Cup in 2010. Made over 200 appearances for the club across competitions.
  • Retired from professional club football following injury problems and contractual/club disputes in the late 2010s, with his last top-level matches for Trabzonspor.

International career:

  • Represented Turkey at youth levels and earned caps for the Turkey national team.
  • Was part of the senior national team setup across the 2010s and featured in UEFA Euro qualifying and friendly matches.

Notable traits and facts:

  • Known for shot-stopping, reflexes and commanding the penalty area.
  • Considered one of Turkey’s leading goalkeepers during his peak years at Trabzonspor.
  • Career impacted by injuries later on, which limited appearances and contributed to early exit from top-level football.

Career statistics (approximate highlights):

  • Over 200 appearances for Trabzonspor in all competitions.
  • Multiple caps for the Turkey senior national team (teens-level total).

Honours:

  • Turkish Cup: 2010–11 (Trabzonspor)
  • Turkish Super Cup: 2010 (Trabzonspor)

This summary provides the main points of Onur Kıvrak’s career as a Turkish international goalkeeper and long-time Trabzonspor number one, with club successes and later injury-related decline.