Biography and the life story of Hakan Sukur "Domiciled in the United States and Runs a Restaurant Business"

Hakan sukur, as if to be a hero of the "game" of the World Cup tournament in Korea, Japan. At the event, he became one of the decisive victories of the capital city of Ankara.

Hakan Sukur, from the beginning has become an explosive button for the destruction of the Ginseng State. At exactly 10.8 seconds, Hakan Sukur successfully became the fastest goal scorer in World Cup history.

The match was held at Daegu Stadium in June 2002. At that time the referee had just blown the match whistle. But a goal was created, after the Korean players were not ready to accept Hakan Sukur's safety.

Coordination errors in the Korean back line when it was used by a 191 cm tall striker. The goal that was created in the 10.8 seconds became even the fastest. In addition, the 2002 World Cup tournament was the last for the legendary Galatasaray.

Sukur's lightning goal broke the record previously recorded by Czechoslovakia striker Vaclav Masek. At that time, in the group phase of the 1962 World Cup, Masek thrilled the net of Mexico in the 16th second.

To date, no other player has been able to approach Sukur's record as the fastest goal scorer in the World Cup finals. Although not the fastest in football history, the name Sukur will certainly forever be recorded in the World Cup record book.

Although never a champion in Europe, at least the name Hakan Sukur is so fragrant in the eyes of his fans. Hakan Sukur is so loved by Galatasaray fans. He who had a career at Inter Milan, was very successful when in Galatasaray in uniform.

In total, he won a number of trophies including eight Turkish League trophies, six Turkish Cups, and the most valuable one possible Europa League title in the 1999/00 season.

Hakan Sukur made his professional debut with the Turkish club, Sakaryaspor. Three years playing there, Hakan Sukur recorded 41 appearances and scored 19 goals.

After that, the striker chose to join Bursaspor, to then defend the giant Galatasaray. In 1995, Hakan Sukur began tasting competition outside Europe. But he returned to Galatasaray and won many successes in the period 1995 to 2000.

As has been said, his best trophy with a Turkish club may have been the Europa League champions. At that time, along with names like Ergun Penbe, Umit Davala, to Geroge Popescu, Hakan Sukur amazingly overcame Arsenal's resistance in battle for 120 minutes.

Score glasses for two hours successfully reversed to 4-1 through a penalty shootout.

Right after that moment of sensation, Hakan Sukur was then groomed by the Serie A giant, Inter Milan. At that time, he got a contract from Massimo Moratti to at least score one goal in five matches. However, Sukur failed to do that. Of the 33 appearances, only six goals have managed to stop at the opponent's goal. Because it was considered unsatisfactory, Sukur was then sold to Parma.

In Parma, Sukur also did not appear sharp. Having failed to succeed at Parma, Sukur was able to defend Blackburn Rovers for a season. Note the goal just stuck in the number two.

Until exactly in 2003, he returned to Galatasaray. And again, Sukur reap success in his own hometown. He seemed unsuitable to migrate. His achievements fell in foreign leagues.

The name Hakan Sukur will always be remembered as one of the reliable goal scorers. Despite his failed achievements outside his hometown, the attacker's beautiful performances will always leave an impression on the hearts of Turkish fans.

In his return to Galatasaray, Hakan Sukur managed to donate two Turkish League trophies, before he decided to retire in 2008.

After his retirement, Sukur was involved in politics and his name has re-emerged in recent years because he was wanted by the Turkish government.

Yes, the fate of the attacker was not very good after plunging into politics. At that time, he was joined as a member of Parliament from the Justice and Development Party (AKP) which was Erdogan's political vehicle.

But problems began when Sukur received many offers to become pundit on television, even though at that time his status was a politician. Other controversies are no less horrendous. While in a session discussing the education budget, Sukur punched Haydar Akar, a member of parliament from the opposition CHP party. His name has again become the main topic in Turkey

The climax was when Sukur was known to resign from the AKP which incidentally had Erdogan's figure entrenched there. Shortly after, Sukur's name was increasingly highlighted following his controversial tweet on the Twitter page. At that time, it was reported that Sukur had insulted the president and his son. He was charged. Then, Sukur through the Gülen movement was accused of being the mastermind of the failed coup attempt on July 15, 2016. As a result, all of his supporters, including Sukur, were subject to a detention letter from the Erdogan government. Sukur also chose to exile abroad.

Not only was he threatened with imprisonment, all his wealth and the property of his father who reached 200 million Lira was confiscated by the government in 2017. That way, he threatened could not return to his homeland.

Now, Sukur is reportedly domiciled in the United States and runs a restaurant business. Sukur also had to accept the bitter truth as a football hero who was exiled from his own country.