Sinan Kurumuş

Sinan Kurumuş — Biography

Sinan Kurumuş, born on 2 August 1994 in İnegöl, in Bursa province, is a Turkish centre-forward who stands 1.87 m tall. He began football as an amateur in 2006 at his hometown club İnegölspor, joined the Fenerbahçe youth system in 2008 but did not settle there, and moved to MKE Ankaragücü's academy in 2009. He played for the A2 team in May 2010 at just 15 and signed a professional contract on 17 February 2012.

In 2011-12 he made five Süper Lig appearances for Ankaragücü and scored his first professional goal against Orduspor in the cup. In 2012-13, when the club dropped to the First League, he scored once in 12 league games and twice in three cup matches. In December 2012 he agreed to join Beşiktaş, who paid Ankaragücü 360,000 liras including training compensation and VAT. He took shirt number 26 and made his debut in a camp friendly against Wolfsburg on 6 January 2013. With little room in the squad, he was loaned to Boluspor, Kahramanmaraşspor, Büyükçekmece Tepecikspor and Bayrampaşa.

He later won the 2. Lig Red Group with Hatayspor in 2018 and left the club in January 2019. He joined Çorum FK in August 2022; in January 2024 he said farewell with the line "I am still the last Hittite King". In July 2025 he signed for the 2. Lig side Şanlıurfaspor and left it in May 2026.