- Metin Diyadin
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Metin Diyadin (born 16 February 1968) is a football manager and retired player.[1]
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Football career
Born in Trabzon, Turkey on 2/16/1968. He started football (soccer) at his hometown club, Trabzonspor and continued to play with the junior team until he was 19 years old. Later same year he signed his first professional contract with Gençlerbirliği S.K. where he played for the next 10 years from 1988 to 1998. He was loaned by Denizlispor for the 1994–1995 season. When he was 29 years old, he signed with Fenerbahce S.K., among the top 4 clubs in Turkish premier soccer league. He served in the mid-field as the captain and the pivot for 2 seasons. He was attacked by Fenerbahce fans after losing 2–1 against Pendikspor of the first soccer division. After that, he played for Goztepe for the next 2 seasons, 2000–2002 and his last season was with Kayserispor until a tragic injury ended his career. The mid-fielder played in 284 official games and scored 32 goals. Diyadin holds a Bachelor's degree.
Managerial career
Diyadin is currently the assistant coach of the Belgian technical trainer Hugo Broos at Trabzonspor SK, which is among the top 4 clubs in Turkish premier soccer league. Prior to that, he served as the coach for Hacettepe, Eskişehirspor, Çaykur Rizespor.
Achievements
- 2 Türk Telekom League A championships (Hacettepe Spor Kulübü & Göztepe)
- 1 Atatürk Cup (SikFenerbahçe)
References
- ^ "METİN DİYADİN". TFF. http://www.tff.org/Default.aspx?pageId=527&antId=9268. Retrieved 2009-12-14.
Metin Diyadin – Managerial positions Eskişehirspor – managers Matay (1965–1966) · Arman (1966–67) · Gegić (1967–71) · Matay (1971–72) · Türkkan (1972–73) · Kaloperović (1973) · Matay (1973–74) · Tabakoğlu (1974) · Popescu (1974–75) · Tabakoğlu (1975) · Matay (1975) · Tabakoğlu (1975–76) · Güney (1976–77) · Gegić (1977–78) · Taner (1978–79) · Dumanlı (1979–80) · Atacan (1980–81) · Matay (1981) · Tabakoğlu (1981) · Mitrović (1981–83) · Gegić (1983) · Türkkan (1983) · Berk (1983–84) · Neagu (1984–85) · Mitrović (1985–86) · Demircan (1986) · Konca (1986) · Gerum (1986–87) · Matay (1987) · Frivaldsky (1987–88) · Mitrović (1988–89) · Yavuz (1989) · Vural (1989) · Girginer (1989) · Matay (1989) · Berk (1989–90) · Konca (1990) · Girginer (1990) · Atacan (1990) · Desticioğlu (1990–91) · Datcu (1991) · Arca (1991) · Berk (1991–92) · Örçüm (1992) · Girginer (1992–93) · Eroy (1993) · Argon (1993–94) · Dumanlı (1994–95) · Vural (1995) · Mayakan (1995–96) · Kurtar (1996) · Yavuz (1996) · Mayakan (1996) · Dumanlı (1996) · Mayakan (1996–97) · Demirbakan (1997–98) · Eroy (1998) · Yüce (1998) · Kaner (1998) · Başaran (1998–99) · Beadini (1999) · Kılıç (1999) · Beadini (1999–00) · Atacan (2000) · Tüzün (2000–01) · Beadini (2001) · Korkmaz (2001–02) · Eroy (2002) · Demirbakan (2002–03) · Eroy (2003) · Kesler (2003) · Sabaz (2003) · Ulusavaş (2003–04) · Funda (2004) · Ulusavaş (2004–05) · Yılmaz (2005) · Kılıç (2005–06) · İncedal (2006) · Akcan (2006–07) · Işık (2007) · Diyadin (2007–08) · Bijedić (2008) · Çalımbay (2008–10) · Uygun (2010–11) · Skibbe (2011–)
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