Fethi Heper
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Personal information | |||
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Full name | Fethi Heper | ||
Date of birth | 3 February 1944 | ||
Place of birth | Eskişehir, Turkey | ||
Position(s) | Forward | ||
Youth career | |||
1960–65 | Eskişehir Gençlik Kulübü | ||
Senior career* | |||
Years | Team | Apps | (Gls) |
1965–1974 | Eskişehirspor | 249 | (104) |
International career | |||
1972 | Turkey | 4 | (0) |
*Club domestic league appearances and goals |
Fethi Heper (born 3 February 1944 in Eskişehir) is a retired Turkish professional footballer[1][2] who was the top goal scorer of Eskişehirspor. Following retirement, he became a university finance professor.
Heper scored many goals during his career, and was the leading scorer in the Turkish Super Lig during the 1969–70 and 1971–72 seasons.[3] He made three appearances for the Turkey national football team.
After his football career, he became a lecturer. He is currently a finance professor at Anadolu University.
He graduated for his licence Faculty of Economic and Administrative Sciences in Eskişehir in 1967. Afterwards, he finished his doctor's degree in 1978.
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- 1959: Oktay
- 1960: Oktay
- 1961: Oktay
- 1962: Elma
- 1963: Oktay
- 1964: Önüt
- 1965: Oktay
- 1966: Adatepe
- 1967: Adatepe
- 1968: Zemzem
- 1969: Oktay
- 1970: Heper
- 1971: Altıparmak
- 1972: Heper
- 1973: Arpacıoğlu
- 1974: Turan
- 1975: Kaner
- 1976: Renklibay & Turan
- 1977: Perekli
- 1978: Turan
- 1979: Umdu
- 1980: Yorulmaz & Denizli
- 1981: Öztürk
- 1982: Yula
- 1983: Yula
- 1984: Hodžić
- 1985: Yiğit
- 1986: Çolak
- 1987: Çolak
- 1988: Çolak
- 1989: Kocaman
- 1990: Uçar
- 1991: Çolak
- 1992: Kocaman
- 1993: Çolak
- 1994: Uygun
- 1995: Kocaman
- 1996: Arveladze
- 1997: Şükür
- 1998: Şükür
- 1999: Şükür
- 2000: Aykut
- 2001: O. Yılmaz
- 2002: Erdem & Mansız
- 2003: O. Yılmaz
- 2004: Biryol
- 2005: Tekke
- 2006: Ünal
- 2007: Alex
- 2008: Şentürk
- 2009: Baroš
- 2010: Makukula
- 2011: Alex
- 2012: B. Yılmaz
- 2013: B. Yılmaz
- 2014: Chahechouhe
- 2015: Fernandão
- 2016: Gómez
- 2017: Love
- 2018: Gomis
- 2019: Diagne
- 2020: Sørloth
- 2021: Boupendza
- 2022: Bozok
- 2023: Valencia
- 2024: Icardi
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