Bedirhan Ozyurt

Bedirhan Ozyurt is Alanyaspor’s Bronze Squad Player goalkeeper. Born in Istanbul, standing at 1.95m, he brings obvious physical presence to the box. His path runs from Başakşehir’s youth ranks through a chain of loans at Pazarspor, 68 Aksarayspor and Kırklarelispor before a permanent move to Alanyaspor. No trophies on the shelf yet; this stage of his career is about building a body of work rather than polishing it.

This season his tag is clear: Bronze Squad Player, and the evidence is simple – limited minutes, in fact no minutes at all. No appearances, no playing time; on paper that is the whole story so far. A very low overall score says more about lack of data than lack of talent, with reliability still being calibrated. Form around the mid-30s hints at a player searching for rhythm rather than riding a hot streak. With no defined pentagon strength unlocked in Shooting, Passing, Dribbling, Defense or Workrate, the next stretch of matches will decide what kind of keeper he becomes in the eyes of scouts and coaches.

On the market side, the picture is stark: a €0M valuation on a downward trend. It sounds harsh, but it also means almost no downside for a club willing to trust him in a crunch match. One strong performance under real Stakes could flip that curve and change how he is talked about overnight.