Vedat Uysal - Playing Career

Playing Career

Uysal had begun his career at Galatasaray Youth Team in 1979 and spelled two years until he moved to Mersin İdman Yurdu and played for a season there. Then, he joined Vefa Simtel and played also for two seasons in 2nd league and rosed his name. His performance was attracted Eskişehirspor and the team transferred him in 1984. He played 4 seasons at Eskişehirspor, and also fulfilled his army duty during his spell and selected to Turkish national army football team.

In 1987, Eskişehirspor reach the Turkish Cup final, however they had been beaten by Gençlerbirliği. On later season, they clutched the Turkish Prime Ministership Cup (a defunct cup) by beating Beşiktaş. Subsequently, he joined Sakaryaspor in 1989-90 season. He played five times for this team and finalized the season before joining to Fenerbahçe on loan, where the team captured the second place and won the Prisendency Cup (a defunct cup). In 1990-91 season, he joined Karşıyaka and spent 1.5 year before his transfer to Sakaryaspor again. He played 4.5 years for this team and then retired.

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