Turkish volleyball player Zehra Gunes is currently representing Turkey (volleyball) at the Tokyo Olympics 2020. What is her net worth? Continue below to find out!

Zehra Gunes is a female volleyball player who currently represents Turkey at the Tokyo Olympics 2020.

Gunes is a middle blocker for the team. Further, she is now a member of the Turkey women’s national volleyball team and plays for Vakifbank Istanbul.

In the 2017–18 season, she won her first league champion championship with Vakfbank Istanbul. Also, in the 2017–18 Vestel Venus Sultans League, she received the “Vestel Special Prize.”

Gunes was a member of the Vakfbank Istanbul team that won the CEV Women’s Champions League in 2017–18. She performed at the European Youth Summer Olympic Festival in Georgia in 2015.

Zehra Gunes Net Worth And Salary

Zehra Gunes’s salary can be approximately somewhere between ₺40 to ₺70 per hour.

However, this is just a rough estimation based on the average earning of a Turkish Volleyball player.

Anyway, Gunes’s actual net worth and salary are not known. 

Zehra Gunes Age & Height 

Zehra’s current age is 22 years old. She was born in Kartal, Istanbul, Turkey; her birthday falls on July 7.

Similarly, regarding her physical attributes, Gunes’ height measures 6 feet 5 inches (1.98m).

Her massive height is a great advantage on the court as Zehra can reach higher than most of her teammates. The Turkish female volleyball player is best known as a Middle Blocker.

Who Are Zehra Gunes Parents? 

The details of Gunes’ parents are not available currently.

The young athlete hasn’t shared much about her family. Likewise, Zehra has also not mentioned her current dating status and boyfriend.

She was reportedly in a relationship before but broke up with her then-boyfriend in 2019. 

Fans were concerned as Zehra Gunes and her boyfriend deleted their pictures from Instagram in 2019.

Zehra Gunes Olympics Performance

As per Olymics.com, Zehra is a rank 5 volleyball player representing Turking in the Olympics which is currently being held in Ariake Arena.

On 25 July 2021, the middle blocker of the club Vakifbank Istanbul, defeated China with scores of CHN 0- TUR 3 in the Women’s Preliminary Round.   

Similarly, the Turkish player was able to defeat Argentina with the same scores on Saturday, 31st July. 

However, in the women’s quarter-finals, Turkey got defeated by the Republic of Korea with the score of KOR 3 – TUR 2.

She was named Best Middle Blocker three times at the 2019 Club World Championship in Shaoxing, China, at the 2017 U20 World Championship in Mexico, and at 2015 U18 in Lima, Peru.

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