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Metin Oktay, the Unforgettable Legend of Turkish Football and Galatasaray, Was Commemorated at His Graveside.

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Metin Oktay, the unforgettable legend of Turkish football and Galatasaray, nicknamed "The Uncrowned King," was commemorated at his graveside on the 35th anniversary of his death.
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Galatasaray and Turkish football legend Metin Oktay was commemorated at his grave in Topkapı Kozlu Cemetery on the 35th anniversary of his death. President Dursun Özbek, who attended the ceremony, emphasized that the "King Without a Crown" was a true role model with his demeanor and values.

·Türkiye
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Metin Oktay, the unforgettable legend of Turkish football and Galatasaray, nicknamed "The Uncrowned King," was commemorated at his graveside on the 35th anniversary of his death. Click here for more.

Metin Oktay, the uncrowned king and one of the unforgettable players of Turkish football and Galatasaray, was commemorated at his grave in Topkapı Kozlu Cemetery on the 35th anniversary of his death.

Metin Oktay, the unforgettable football player nicknamed "The Uncrowned King," was commemorated at a ceremony held at his graveside on the 35th anniversary of his death.

Metin Oktay, nicknamed "The Uncrowned King," one of the unforgettable legends of Turkish football and Galatasaray, was commemorated at his graveside on the 35th anniversary of his death.

·Beyoğlu, Türkiye
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Galatasaray Club President Dursun Özbek: "He was a very important and exemplary football player who had completely embraced Galatasaray with his demeanor, his football, and its values. I wish him mercy, may he rest in peace."

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Haberler broke the news on Sunday, September 13, 2026.
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