Support from TÜFAD to Erciyes 38 FK

The Kayseri Branch of the Turkish Football Coaches Association (TÜFAD) visited the football team that will compete in the Turkish 3rd League under its new name, Erciyes 38 FK.

The board of directors of the Kayseri Branch of TÜFAD visited the training session of the team formerly known as Talasgücü Belediyespor, now named Erciyes 38 FK, which competes in the Turkish 3rd League. During the visit, Coach Uğur Kulaksız expressed his best wishes for success to the coaching staff and players. TÜFAD President Ahmet Yıldız stated, “A fire was lit under the leadership of our happy president Mutlu Önal. Following that fire, a new board of directors was formed under the leadership of Ahmet Dirgenali. A nice management has formed. Inshallah, this team will represent Kayseri and our city in the best way possible. This formation has been a good and correct formation for Kayseri. I wish good luck to Head Coach Uğur Kulaksız, his team, and our Sports Director Gökhan Gündüz. As TÜFAD, we are always by your side in every way. We are a family. We will shoulder this task together and carry Erciyes 38 Football Club to better and brighter days,” he said.

Uğur Kulaksız, who has taken over coaching Erciyes 38 FK in the new period, also stated that they are rolling up their sleeves to have a successful season. He mentioned that they set out to provide the best service to Kayseri football. “A seed has been planted in Kayseri, which will grow into a sapling and then into a tree. Later, thousands of living beings will live on it, and many of our Kayseri athletes will find shade under it. We are here for this formation. I would like to thank our presidents and managers who trust us. We are preparing well. We will be good. Kayseri is a beautiful city with its entirety. That’s why a unity is being displayed here. We will be together. When we are together, no one can destroy Kayseri. We will show everyone that we cannot be destroyed. Our only current goal is our line. As you know, we did not have a 3rd League and 2nd League team, so we could not give chances to our young people in these levels and elevate them. We have now taken on that mission.”