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Sinan Bolat

Goalkeeper, born 1988, 13 clubs, 6 loans, 2010s era

Sinan Bolat played for 13 clubs in his senior career, starting at Genk in 2005. His longest spell was at Standard Liège: 4 seasons, 2009–2013. He went out on loan 6 times, to Kayserispor, Galatasaray, Club Brugge and others. His last club was Iğdır, where he played until 2026.

  1. Genk2005–08Genk, 2005–08
    Standard Liège2009–13Standard Liège, 2009–13
    Porto2013–14Porto, 2013–14
    Kayserispor2014loan from FCPKayserispor, 2014, on loan from Porto
  2. Galatasaray2014–15loan from FCPGalatasaray, 2014–15, on loan from Porto
    Club Brugge2015–16loan from FCPClub Brugge, 2015–16, on loan from Porto
    Nacional2016–17loan from FCPNacional, 2016–17, on loan from Porto
    Arouca2017loan from FCPArouca, 2017, on loan from Porto
  3. Royal Antwerp2017–20Royal Antwerp, 2017–20
    Gent2020–22Gent, 2020–22
    Westerlo2022–25Westerlo, 2022–25
    Kasımpaşa2025loan from WESKasımpaşa, 2025, on loan from Westerlo
  4. Iğdır2025–26Iğdır, 2025–26

Sinan Bolat’s clubs

YearsClub
2005–2008Genk
2009–2013Standard Liège
2013–2014Porto
2014KayserisporLoan from Porto
2014–2015GalatasarayLoan from Porto
2015–2016Club BruggeLoan from Porto
2016–2017NacionalLoan from Porto
2017AroucaLoan from Porto
2017–2020Royal Antwerp
2020–2022Gent
2022–2025Westerlo
2025KasımpaşaLoan from Westerlo
2025–2026Iğdır

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What clubs did Sinan Bolat play for?
Sinan Bolat played for 13 clubs in his senior career: Genk, Standard Liège, Porto, Kayserispor, Galatasaray, Club Brugge, Nacional, Arouca, Royal Antwerp, Gent, Westerlo, Kasımpaşa and Iğdır.
What was Sinan Bolat's last club?
Sinan Bolat's last club was Iğdır (2025–2026).
What was Sinan Bolat's first club?
Sinan Bolat started his senior career at Genk in 2005.

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