Gökhan Emreciksin

Gökhan Emreciksin — Biography

Gökhan Emreciksin is a Turkish footballer who plays as a winger or right midfielder and wore the Fenerbahçe shirt in the Süper Lig. His career ran from lower-league Anatolian sides to Fenerbahçe and back to amateur football; at the end of 2025, aged 41, he moved to the İstanbul Süper Amatör Lig side Bahçelievler Gümüşhanespor and kept playing.

His father was also a footballer. As a youngster he spent about two years in Galatasaray's youth setup and played for İstanbul Sinopspor, and returned to football after a break at the urging of Sinopspor's president, Erman Kayhan. He turned professional in 2003-04 at Bandırmaspor and moved to Boluspor in 2005. At MKE Ankaragücü he scored 7 goals in 39 games, and in January 2009 signed a four-and-a-half-year contract with Fenerbahçe. On March 26, 2008, Fatih Terim called him up for the national team's friendly against Belarus, though he did not get on the pitch. Wearing the number 20 shirt, he was soon sent to Kayserispor in the exchange for Mehmet Topuz, then signed three years with Manisaspor and two and a half with Konyaspor before playing for Elazığspor, Göztepe and Boluspor.

From 2014 his career continued in the lower divisions and in Northern Cyprus, with stops including Kartalspor, Tarsus İdman Yurdu, Cizre Spor, Tekirdağspor, Kütahyaspor, Doğancı SK, Lapta, Akıncılar Gençlik, Siirt İl Özel İdaresi, İstanbul Siirtgücü, Alaşehir Belediyespor, İzmirspor and Bismilspor.