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Bayern Munich defender Cunyet Koz chooses Turkey over Germany - report
The 19-year-old defensive all-rounder has opted to play for the land of his forefathers, rather than the nation of his birth
Bayern Munich defender Cuneyt Koz has chosen to represent Turkey rather than his native Germany, Sport-Bild report.
The 19-year-old, who was born to ethnic Turks in Kosching, has reportedly accepted a call-up to the Turkey Uunder-21 team.
Koz's decision follows a visit from Turkey coach Abdullah Avci, who recently travelled to Germany on a recruiting mission.
A versatile player, at home in central defence but also capable of operating at right-back and in defensive midfield, Koz has made 20 appearances for the Bayern reserves this season.
The 19-year-old, who was born to ethnic Turks in Kosching, has reportedly accepted a call-up to the Turkey Uunder-21 team.
Koz's decision follows a visit from Turkey coach Abdullah Avci, who recently travelled to Germany on a recruiting mission.
A versatile player, at home in central defence but also capable of operating at right-back and in defensive midfield, Koz has made 20 appearances for the Bayern reserves this season.
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