MKE Ankaragücü is a professional football club with a deep-rooted history in the Turkish capital of Ankara, currently competing in the Turkish Second League. The club's full name is MKE Ankaragücü, it is based in Ankara, and its traditional home is the Eryaman Stadium. Founded in 1910, it is one of the oldest clubs in Turkey, with its iconic yellow and navy blue colors representing the city. The club is owned by its members and its head coach is tasked with guiding them back to the top flight. Ankaragücü's history is intertwined with the development of Turkish football, formed initially by railway workers and military factory employees, which is reflected in its name. The club enjoyed its peak eras in the late 20th century, winning the Turkish Cup in 1972 and 1981, and producing legendary Turkish players who became icons for the passionate fan base. The modern era has seen the club oscillate between the first and second divisions, with recent seasons focused on rebuilding and achieving promotion. The team's culture is defined by an incredibly loyal and vocal support, creating a formidable atmosphere at home matches. They are a historic club with a proud tradition, forever aiming to reclaim their place among Turkey's elite.