03.11.2025 12:56
Before the 2nd League match in Şanlıurfa, the discovery of a bullet on a chair in the dressing room of Beyoğlu Yeni Çarşı caused a significant stir. The stadium manager's defense, stating, "It was left over from the previous match; I put it there," sparked reactions.
The incident that occurred before the 11th week match of the 2nd League White Group between Şanlıurfaspor and Beyoğlu Yeni Çarşı has made headlines in Turkish football. During a routine inspection at 11 April Stadium in the morning, a bullet was found on a chair in the visiting team's locker room.
Upon realizing the situation, the managers of the Istanbul team immediately informed the match representative and law enforcement. The club's administrative manager, Alperen Karakaya, gave a statement as a witness regarding the incident.
"THE EXPLANATION OF 'LEFTOVER FROM A PREVIOUS MATCH' SHOCKED EVERYONE"
After the incident, the manager of 11 April Stadium stated in his testimony to the police, "It's a bullet fired in a previous match. I put it there; my friends didn't clean it up." These words highlighted the seriousness of the situation and drew reactions from football fans. Thousands of users on social media expressed their outrage with comments like "This is too much!"
The discovery of a bullet in the locker room has once again raised concerns about security vulnerabilities in the football community. Many sports commentators stated that the incident has "left a dark stain on Turkish football history." This event has created a shock effect in Turkish football, which has been shaken by recent referee controversies and on-field scandals.