Mehmet Ekici

Turkish footballer and midfielder

Mehmet Ekici - Turkish footballer and midfielder
Born

March 25th, 1990
35 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Turkey

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Born in 1990, a footballer played primarily as a midfielder. Started professional career at Bayern Munich, joining the youth team in 2008. Had loan spells at 1860 Munich and then moved to SC Freiburg before joining the Turkish league. Made a significant mark during tenure at Trabzonspor, where consistent performances garnered attention. Additionally represented Turkey at various youth levels and the senior national team, contributing to midfield strategies in international fixtures.

Played for Bayern Munich and Trabzonspor

Represented Turkey in international competitions

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