İbrahim Toraman

Turkish footballer with Beşiktaş success

İbrahim Toraman - Turkish footballer with Beşiktaş success
Born

November 20th, 1981
43 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Turkey

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Born in 1981, a professional footballer played primarily as a defender. Progressed through the youth ranks of Beşiktaş and joined the senior team, marking a significant period in Turkish football. Contributed to Beşiktaş's multiple Süper Lig titles and domestic cup victories during tenure. Also represented the Turkish national team, earning a number of caps in international competitions.

Won Süper Lig titles with Beşiktaş

Played in UEFA Champions League

Represented Turkey in international matches

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