In the Galatasaray club museum, there’s a film dedicated to their victory in the 2000 UEFA Cup final. They remain the only Turkish team to win a European trophy, so they’re rightly proud of the ...

The Turkish government has reportedly issued an arrest warrant for former Galatasaray and Inter Milan striker Hakan Sukur in relation to the failed military coup that occurred on July 15. According to ...

A former Premier League footballer has become the latest victim of the post-military coup clamp down in Turkey after an arrest warrant was issued for him. Prosecutors ...

Imagine Harry Kane receiving death threats, being exiled and going to live in the United States to become a cabbie. That is the scenario Turkey World Cup hero Hakan Sukur has found himself in after a ...

Hakan Sukur is Turkey's greatest ever goalscorer and once one of Europe's most prolific strikers. A legend. So, how did he end up driving taxis and selling books for a living in the US, in exile from ...

Twenty-one years ago, Turkish soccer player Hakan Sukur received a phone call from his mother. He was in South Korea with the Turkish national team at the 2002 FIFA World Cup and his country was about ...

Hakan Sukur, a Justice and Development (AK) Party deputy from Istanbul, resigned from his party on Monday. Stating that he joined the Turkish ruling AK Party with great hopes, Sukur noted that he ...

HE was Turkey’s most revered sportsman, recognised for his brilliance on the football field for Galatasaray and the national team. The legendary forward also holds the record for fastest ever goal in ...

Turkey and Galatasaray legend Hakan Sukur has revealed he is now an Uber driver in the United States and sells books for a living after being exiled from his home country by president Recep Tayyip ...

Hakan Sukur scored soccer's fastest ever World Cup goal when he netted in less than 11 seconds for Turkey against South Korea in 2002. But rather than enjoying a comfortable retirement as a sporting ...