The fans' joy was cut short! Galatasaray may face punishment.

23.10.2025 11:40

The choreography performed by Galatasaray fans in support of Palestine before the Bodo/Glimt match has caused a significant stir in the English press. SportBible reported that UEFA may initiate a disciplinary investigation against Galatasaray for this reason. According to the regulations, the club could face various sanctions ranging from fines to stadium closures.

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It has been suggested that the choreography performed by Galatasaray fans in support of Palestine before the Bodo/Glimt match could be subject to punishment by UEFA. The English press reported that the governing body of European football may initiate an investigation.

PALESTINE MESSAGE AT RAMS PARK

In the UEFA Champions League, Galatasaray achieved a significant victory by defeating Bodo/Glimt 3-1 at home. However, the Palestine-themed choreography performed in the stands before the match resonated widely in the European press. The yellow-red fans displayed a giant Palestinian flag and showcased a banner that read "Stop The Genocide" in English. This powerful message echoed around the world, while a striking claim emerged in the English press.

ENGLISH REPORT: "UEFA HAS TAKEN ACTION"

According to a report by England-based SportBible, UEFA is preparing to initiate an investigation regarding the said choreography. The report included the following statements: "Galatasaray fans displayed banners and choreography containing messages of support for Palestine before the Bodo/Glimt match. These demonstrations may lead to sanctions against the club under UEFA's Disciplinary Regulations."

WHAT DOES UEFA'S REGULATION SAY?

Article 16(2)(e) of UEFA's Disciplinary Regulations states that clubs are directly responsible for their fans displaying political, ideological, or religious messages. According to this article, Galatasaray may face sanctions such as fines, stadium closures, or a complete stadium ban.

REACTIONS AND SUPPORT MESSAGES

The choreography supporting Palestine was shared by millions of users on social media. Many football fans sent messages supporting the call for peace and humanity from Galatasaray fans, while criticisms regarding a possible punishment from UEFA began to increase.