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According to this source, there’re 2 Baron Feyzi in Turkish football history. Feyzi Baron was born in 1893 and played in 1st national game and other footballer is Feyzi Uman whose nickname is Baron. He died in 1978. And there’s no other info about 1st Feyzi Baron. He probably finished his football carrier after dissolving date of Altınordu İdman Yurdu SK (1926). On the other hand Feyzi Uman competed in Turkish squad of 1928 Olympics with Beşiktaş JK jersey. The source says: "Although some sources state that he was given the nickname ‘baron’ due to his footballing qualities, Feyzi was another footballer who wore Fenerbahçe SK, Altay SK and Altınordu SK jerseys in the first quarter of the century." Therefore, I've deleted death dated and I think it’s almost impossible to find it.-- Sabri76talk20:37, 26 July 2025 (UTC)Reply
