Tayfun Devrimol

Tayfun Devrimol (born 22 April 1980 in Turkey) is a Turkish-born Australian former footballer who last played for Mounties Wanderers in his home country.

Tayfun Devrimol
Personal information
Date of birth 22 April 1980
Place of birth Turkey
Position(s) Defender, Forward
Youth career
UTS Olympic
Senior career*
Years Team Apps (Gls)
2000–2001 Bonnyrigg White Eagles FC
2001 AC United
2002–2003 Bonnyrigg White Eagles FC
2003 Sydney Crescent Star[1]
2004 Johor FA (0)
2004–2005 Bonnyrigg White Eagles FC
2006 Preston Lions FC
2007–2008[2] Blacktown City FC
2008[3] Bankstown City FC[4][2][5] 15 (2)
2008 Nadroga F.C.
2008–2010[6] Bonnyrigg White Eagles FC[3]
2010 Sydney Olympic FC[6]
2015 Port Saints FC
2016 Mounties Wanderers FC 14 (0)
International career
Australia (beach soccer) 2+[7]
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Malaysia

Devrimol was suspended for his team's first round of the 2004 Malaysia Cup[8] and was dropped after spitting at coach Raul Carrizo following a 3–2 victory over Perlis FA, getting fined 3000 Australian dollars for his repugnant behavior.[9]

Fiji

Was one of three Australians in Nadroga for the 2008 Fiji Inter-District Championship.[10]

Futsal

The Australian represented the Australia national futsal team at the 2002 FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup, making two appearances and scoring zero goals.

References
  1. Ay-yıldızlar gün sayıyor Sabah
  2. Demons take youthful approach for 2008 Football NSW
  3. Bonnyrigg White Eagles ready to fly in 2009 Football NSW
  4. Devrimol hands Bankstown vital victory over Manly Football NSW
  5. Bankstown City happy with new signings Football NSW
  6. White Eagles set to soar with new recruits Bonnyrigg Sports Club (Archived)
  7. FIFA Profile
  8. Trio ruled out of Johor FC’s home game The Star Online
  9. Johor FC’s Devrimol gets the sack after ‘spat’ with coach The Star Online
  10. Nadroga Gets 6 Overseas Players for IDC Fijivillage


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