Isparta 32 Spor

Home games at the Isparta Atatürk Şehir Stadyumu against Ispartaspor carry the weight of an old argument, one both sides still call the Isparta Derby, and in the amateur years the same name attached itself to meetings with Eğirdirspor and Isparta İdmanyurdu. Long before any of that, the club existed to represent the province itself: it started out in 1976 as Isparta İl Özel İdarespor, a side run under the provincial special administration, and only found its footballing identity later, playing for years as Isparta Davrazspor, a nod to Mount Davraz overlooking the city.

On 14 May 2019 the club took the name it carries now, with '32' marking Isparta's provincial code, and settled into green and pink, the colours behind the nickname Yeşil-Pembeliler. Lig title and promotion to the second tier. A year later they came close to building on it, reaching the TFF 3. Lig play-off final only to lose it to Bursa Yıldırımspor on penalties after the sides had drawn 1–1.

No player from Isparta 32 Spor's ranks has gone on to the Süper Lig or the national team, a reflection of a history spent almost entirely in the amateur and lower professional divisions. What the club has produced instead are the people who carried it through those divisions.