Batuhan Altıntaş
Turkish footballer with Gaziantep FK
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Born in 1996, this footballer started his career in the youth team of Beşiktaş and progressed to the senior team. Contributions to the team's success led to a transfer to Gaziantep FK, where consistent performances in the Süper Lig were noted. The player has also participated in various lower national leagues, showcasing talent and skill on the field. Internationally, appearances for the U21 national team highlighted potential and sportsmanship.
Played for Beşiktaş in 2015
Transferred to Gaziantep FK in 2018
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