Ali Koç's response to calls for resignation at Fenerbahçe: "I will not run if a congress is held."

08.05.2025 09:20

Following Fenerbahçe's poor performance in the Super League, a response has come to the calls for resignation directed at President Ali Koç. Ali Koç stated in response to the fans' and opposition's calls for resignation and the petition campaign, "If signatures are collected and a congress is held, I will not run for office."

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Super League giant Fenerbahçe President Ali Koç made evaluations on the agenda during a live broadcast he attended on TRT Spor.

"IF SIGNATURES ARE COLLECTED, I WON'T CANDIDATE"

Ali Koç stated regarding the opposition's signature campaign, "If signatures are collected and a congress is held, I won't be a candidate." Koç said, "We announced that we would not resign from the Yüksel Divan Board. We stand behind what we have said for the upcoming process. The defeat against Beşiktaş and our performance in derbies is unacceptable. However, I made two promises years ago. When we first came to office, Fenerbahçe was described as the European club closest to bankruptcy... There was Financial Fair Play. We could only buy players for the amount we sold. Now we are in a good financial position. Our first goal was financial independence. We are continuing the vision of the world's largest sports club initiated by Aziz Yıldırım. We have made significant progress in this regard. However, the real hunger was for success in football. It is evident how much the economic conditions have changed... Despite the negative effects of the economic situation, we have reached a good financial position. However, no matter how well you perform financially, if you do not become champions in football, it has no value, even if you achieve success after success in amateur sports and raise athletes who constantly win medals in the Olympics," he said.