Hakan Balta
Turkish footballer and team captain
Born
March 23rd, 1983
42 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Turkey
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A Turkish footballer played predominantly as a defender. Initiated professional career at the Turkish club Galatasaray, where significant contributions were made to the team's defensive line. Achieved multiple domestic titles including several Süper Lig championships and a notable UEFA Cup victory in 2000. Represented the national team in various international competitions, contributing to Turkey's run to the semi-finals in UEFA Euro 2008.
Contributed to Galatasaray's UEFA Cup win in 2000
Played in UEFA Euro 2008 semi-finals with Turkey
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