Ergin Işık

Ergin Işık is a Turkish football player who first played as a forward in Eskişehir football and then worked as a coach for many years. He was born on May 19, 1959 in Eskişehir. Both his playing and coaching career were largely spent around the clubs of his own city.

He played professional football between 1990 and 1994 with four club changes. He was in Burhaniyespor in 1990-91, and the next season he returned to his hometown Eskişehir and moved to Demirspor. He spent 1992-93 in Niğdespor, rejoined Eskişehir Demirspor in the autumn of 1993 and hung up his boots in 1994.

technical manhood

He took on his first duties on the field at Eskişehirspor: In 1996-97, he was responsible for the club's young player structure, and in 1998-99, he worked on the coaching staff of the A team. In the following years he served as head coach in the lower leagues; He managed Eskispor in 2000-01, Niğdespor, whom he knew from his football days, in 2002-03, and took charge of Eskişehir Şekerspor in 2003.

His path crossed with Eskişehirspor for the second time in the autumn of 2006. After Yavuz Incedal's resignation on October 30, 2006, the team was entrusted to him; But after a single league match, the club management brought in Ahmet Akcan. After Akcan left the club in February 2007, Işık was called to duty again and finished the 2006-07 season at the head of the team.

After this period, he worked at lower levels. He took over as head of Bozüyükspor in July 2013, and resigned in October of the same year. His last known position was Karacabey Birlikspor, which he coached between January and June 2014.

Işık is remembered as a local football veteran who has both played and coached different clubs in Eskişehir throughout his career.