12.12.2025 08:50
The Turkish Football Federation (TFF) imposed a fine of 5 million 200 thousand lira on Galatasaray and a fine of 3 million lira on the club's Vice President Abdullah Kavukcu as part of the decisions made by the Professional Football Discipline Board (PFDK). Additionally, a 45-day ban was imposed on Kavukcu. A closure penalty was also given for 8 stands in the yellow-red club's stadium. Beşiktaş was fined 3 million 700 thousand lira, Fenerbahçe was fined 760 thousand lira, and Trabzonspor was fined 400 thousand lira.
The Turkish Football Federation announced the latest decisions of the Professional Football Discipline Board. The high penalty imposed on Galatasaray drew attention within the PFDK decisions.
HEAVY SANCTIONS FOR GALATASARAY AND ABDULLAH KAVUKCU
According to the decisions announced by the TFF, Galatasaray was fined 5 million 200 thousand lira. The Vice President of the yellow-red club, Abdullah Kavukcu, was also fined 3 million lira. Additionally, a 45-day ban on rights was imposed on Kavukcu. Thus, a total penalty of 8 million 200 thousand lira was applied to Galatasaray.
CLOSURE PENALTY FOR THE TRIBUNES
The PFDK decisions did not only include a monetary penalty for Galatasaray. It was also announced that a closure penalty was imposed on 8 tribunes in the yellow-red club's stadium.
HIGH PENALTY FOR BEŞIKTAŞ
Within the PFDK decisions, the highest penalty after Galatasaray was imposed on Beşiktaş. The black-white club was fined 3 million 700 thousand lira, and Beşiktaş President Serdal Adalı was also given a 15-day ban on rights.
PENALTIES FOR OTHER CLUBS
According to the announced decisions, Fenerbahçe was fined 760 thousand lira, while Trabzonspor was fined 400 thousand lira.