The association was established on 15 December 1907 in the Wedding district of Berlin as an athletics club interested primarily in running. A football department was formed in 1908 which has since remained a largely anonymous side playing in lower tier city competition. In the early 90s AK 07 played in the sixth division Landesliga Berlin and advanced to the Verbandsliga Berlin (V) on the strength of a 1995 championship there. A 1999 Verbandsliga title saw the club further promoted to the NOFV-Oberliga Nord (IV).
AK 07 merged with BSV Mitte in 2004: Mitte had earlier been formed out of the merger of the ethnically Turkish sides BFC Güneyspor and Fenerbahçe Berlin. The restructured association formed a co-operative relationship with Turkish first division clubAnkaraspor in June 2006 which focuses on player development in Germany.
On 6 July 2006 the club adopted the name Berlin Ankaraspor Kulübü 07 and selected Ahmet Gökcek, son of the mayor of Ankara, as chairman. With the name change the club also abandoned its traditional colours of red and white to don the blue and white kit of Ankaraspor, but later reverted to its old name and colours.
Berliner AK 07 played its home fixtures in the Sportanlage Lüderitzstraße (capacity 3,000) with an interlude (2000–2003) spent at the Hanne-Sobek-Sportanlage. The team has moved to the 20,000 seat Friedrich-Ludwig-Jahn-Sportpark in Berlin's Prenzlauer Berg district at the start of the 2006–07 season and currently play at the Poststadion.
^BAK 07: Einst Berliner Filiale von Ankaraspor (in German) Weltfussball.de, published: 19 August 2012, accessed: 19 August 2012
^Das deutsche Fußball-Archiv (in German) Historical German domestic league tables
^Berliner AK 07 at Fussball.de (in German) Tables and results of all German football leagues
^"Kaderansicht" (in German). Berliner AK 07. Retrieved 13 February 2018.
External linksedit
Official website(in German)
Abseits Guide to German Soccer
November 23, 2023
berliner, german, football, club, based, locality, moabit, borough, mitte, berlin, germany, team, competes, fourth, tier, regionalliga, nordost, full, nameberliner, athletik, klub, founded15, december, 1907, years, december, 1907, groundpoststadioncapacity10, . Berliner AK 07 is a German football club based in the locality of Moabit of the borough of Mitte in Berlin Germany The team competes in the fourth tier Regionalliga Nordost Berliner AK 07Full nameBerliner Athletik Klub 07 e V Founded15 December 1907 115 years ago 15 December 1907 GroundPoststadionCapacity10 000ChairmanMehmet Ali HanManagerErsan ParlatanLeagueRegionalliga Nordost IV 2021 227thWebsiteClub websiteHome coloursAway colours Contents 1 History 2 Stadium 3 Current squad 4 Former players 5 Honours 6 References 7 External linksHistory editThe association was established on 15 December 1907 in the Wedding district of Berlin as an athletics club interested primarily in running A football department was formed in 1908 which has since remained a largely anonymous side playing in lower tier city competition In the early 90s AK 07 played in the sixth division Landesliga Berlin and advanced to the Verbandsliga Berlin V on the strength of a 1995 championship there A 1999 Verbandsliga title saw the club further promoted to the NOFV Oberliga Nord IV AK 07 merged with BSV Mitte in 2004 Mitte had earlier been formed out of the merger of the ethnically Turkish sides BFC Guneyspor and Fenerbahce Berlin The restructured association formed a co operative relationship with Turkish first division club Ankaraspor in June 2006 which focuses on player development in Germany On 6 July 2006 the club adopted the name Berlin Ankaraspor Kulubu 07 and selected Ahmet Gokcek son of the mayor of Ankara as chairman With the name change the club also abandoned its traditional colours of red and white to don the blue and white kit of Ankaraspor but later reverted to its old name and colours The club won promotion to the Regionalliga Nord in 2011 and achieved a German Cup upset when it defeated Bundesliga side 1899 Hoffenheim 4 0 in 2012 1 Since 2012 the club plays in the Regionalliga Nordost 2 3 Stadium editBerliner AK 07 played its home fixtures in the Sportanlage Luderitzstrasse capacity 3 000 with an interlude 2000 2003 spent at the Hanne Sobek Sportanlage The team has moved to the 20 000 seat Friedrich Ludwig Jahn Sportpark in Berlin s Prenzlauer Berg district at the start of the 2006 07 season and currently play at the Poststadion Current squad editAs of 21 August 2023 4 Note Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules Players may hold more than one non FIFA nationality No Pos Nation Player1 GK nbsp GER Luis Zwick2 DF nbsp GER Philipp Hoffler4 DF nbsp GER Rocco Capoano6 MF nbsp GER Omar Hajjaj7 DF nbsp PLE Ahmad Rmieh8 MF nbsp GER Marcel Bremer9 FW nbsp GER Jamal Rogero10 DF nbsp ANG Panzu Ernesto11 FW nbsp GER Felix Pliger12 GK nbsp GER Denizhan Erdogan17 FW nbsp NGA Ufumwen Osawe18 MF nbsp GER Oliver Schindler No Pos Nation Player19 MF nbsp GER Irfan Brando20 DF nbsp TUR Berken Sevim23 MF nbsp TUR Ali Baran Akdag24 DF nbsp GER Cedrik Mvondo26 MF nbsp ALG Moussa Belaid27 MF nbsp TUR Umut Satici29 FW nbsp GER Antonio Lubaki33 GK nbsp GER Kilian Schubert58 FW nbsp JPN Kento Teranuma61 MF nbsp TUR Cihan Ucar77 FW nbsp SYR Sarwar Osse81 DF nbsp JPN Shinji YamadaFormer players edit nbsp Kemal Halat nbsp Ahmed Waseem RazeekHonours editThe club s honours Landesliga Berlin VI Champions 1995 Verbandsliga Berlin V Champions 1999 Berliner Landespokal Winners 2010 2012 Runner up 2021References edit BAK 07 Einst Berliner Filiale von Ankaraspor in German Weltfussball de published 19 August 2012 accessed 19 August 2012 Das deutsche Fussball Archiv in German Historical German domestic league tables Berliner AK 07 at Fussball de in German Tables and results of all German football leagues Kaderansicht in German Berliner AK 07 Retrieved 13 February 2018 External links editOfficial website in German Abseits Guide to German Soccer Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Berliner AK 07 amp oldid 1171559935, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
