Jose Mourinho got a Turkish football Federation (TFF) to grab the face of opposition manager Okan Buruk at the end of the defeat of Fenerbahce against the rivals of Galatasaray.
Mourinho seemed to have pressed Buruk’s nose after the last whistleWhen the boss Galatasaray fell on the playground and held his face in his hands.
The buuk lay on his back when the former head of Chelsea and Manchester United Mourinho was pulled away from a remarkable flash.
Mourinho, who also received a fine of approximately £ 6,000 for what TFF has described as “non -portsman’s behavior”, is now ready to skip key games against Trabzonsport, Sivassspor and Kayserispor, with Fenerbahce six points per Galatasaray at the top of the Turkish Super League in hand.
The incident occurred after Mourinho had just seen his side emergency in the quarterfinal of the Turkish Cup after Victor Osimhen sent Galatasaray to win with twice the first half.
Sebastian Szymanski pulled one back for hosts to strike half -time, but Buruk’s side saw a poorly lively victory that saw three players sent at the time of stopping.
Mert Hakan was released for Fenerbahce, while Kerem Demirbay and Baris Alper Yilmaz also saw Red for visitors.
Together with Mourinh, Yilmaz and Demirbay, as well as the player of Fenerbahce Fred, they got three matches. Fenerbahce’s Hakan was also suspended for one match.
Fenerbahce fully for Mourinho
In an exclusive interview with Sky Sports News‘ Gary CotterillMember of the Board of the Fenerbahce Board Fethi pecin He gave his full support Mourinho and said that the club hired a Portuguese boss to raise the bar.
“Now let me be absolutely clear, Fenerbahce did not bring Jose Mourinho to maintain the status quo. We brought him here to disrupt it,” he said Sky Sports News.
“Mourinho presents everything this club strives for ambitions, courage and persistent desire to win.
“It does not use a loss as an option.
“It is not here to train 90 minutes of football. He is here to build a winning culture, and sometimes it means talking and standing firmly in the face of the provocation.
“What happened in a recent derby match was not just a football rivalry. It was an organized effort to provoke our bench, our group, our players and our manager.
“Mourinho responded by fire and defiance of someone who refuses to be intimidated. And let me say very, very, very clearly, like the advice of Fenerbahce, we are fully for Jose Mourin.
“We hired Mourin to adapt to this system.
“We hired him to lift the bar. And raising the bar causes people to be unpleasant. That’s okay. We’re not here to play by old rules.”
