Garbis İstanbulluoğlu
Early life. Of Armenian origin, he was born in Kadırga neighbourhood of Fatih, Istanbul. His father was a tinsmith and Garbis was called "Tenekeci Garbis", by fans and the press, because of his father's profession ("Tenekeci" is Turkish for tinsmith). Career. İstanbulluoğlu began playing football with Kadırgaspor, his local team. He joined Vefa S.K. in 1950, where he played in 90 games scoring 52 goals. He also played for Taksim SK for three seasons. He played as a striker. National Team. İstanbulluoğlu was the first Armenian origin footballer that represented Turkey. He was first capped for Turkey  on 1 June 1952 in Ankara against Switzerland, scoring in his debut. He was capped by Turkey for four times, scoring three goals. He also played for Turkey against Italy (B) side on 11 December 1953 in Istanbul. However, this game is not considered an official game for FIFA. Coaching. Started his managerial career with Taksim SK. In the 1967–68 season he was assistant manager of Mehmet Ali Has when Taksim SK at the Turkish 2. Division. Following year, he was appointed to as a technical director (manager) of Taksim SK until 1974 when the team relegated to Amateur League  from Turkish 3. Division. He was also manager of Şişli SK. Both teams represented the Armenian community in Istanbul. Death. İstanbulluoğlu died on 17 February 1994 in Istanbul and buried in Şişli Armenian Cemetery.