27.06.2026 11:19
During the Clubs Association Foundation meeting, it was claimed that a fight broke out between Fenerbahçe General Secretary Mahmut Uslu and Fenerbahçe Vice President Barış Göktürk and Samsunspor President Yüksel Yıldırım, with insults and threats at the forefront. It was reported that Beşiktaş President Serdal Adalı, Trabzonspor President Ertuğrul Doğan, and Galatasaray Sportif A.Ş. Deputy Abdullah Kavukcu intervened to lower the tension.
A fight broke out between Fenerbahçe General Secretary Mahmut Uslu and Fenerbahçe Vice President Barış Göktürk and Samsunspor President Yüksel Yıldırım at the Club Union Foundation meeting. Beşiktaş President Serdal Adalı, Trabzonspor President Ertuğrul Doğan, and Galatasaray Sportif A.Ş Deputy Abdullah Kavukcu intervened to stop the argument, which involved insults and threats.
YÜKSEL YILDIRIM'S WORDS SET OFF THE FUSE
According to Yağız Sabuncuoğlu's report; The meeting was held to discuss issues such as the foreign player rule and broadcast revenues. The argument started with Yüksel Yıldırım's words: "Fenerbahçe, Galatasaray and Beşiktaş... You get free land from the state, sell these lands, and make a fortune."
''I'LL BREAK YOUR MOUTH AND NOSE, I'LL BURY YOU HERE''
It is stated that Mahmut Uslu replied to Yüksel Yıldırım, saying "We did not get free land from the state. Do not confuse us with Galatasaray." Meanwhile, Yüksel Yıldırım reportedly told Mahmut Uslu, "This is not the Canary Lovers Association. You will know your place."
It is alleged that Barış Göktürk, who intervened, used harsh words towards Yüksel Yıldırım, saying, "Speak politely to someone older than you. No one has ever beaten you before. I will beat you in front of everyone here. I will break your mouth and nose. I am from Sivas too. My son is American. But I am not a convert like you. My father's name is also Yüksel, but he is not a convert like you. Be polite, or I will bury you here."
INTERVENTION WAS MADE AND THE TENSION WAS ENDED
It was stated that the tension between the two communities was calmed down with the intervention of other presidents.