The incident that drove Yunus Akgün crazy: What is that, son?

The incident that drove Yunus Akgün crazy: What is that, son?

29.08.2026 09:50

Galatasaray's Yunus Akgün could not hide his surprise when a Beşiktaş fan posing for a photo with him made the eagle claw gesture. The national footballer, whose facial expression changed the moment he noticed the gesture, warned the fan, saying, "What's that, dude?"

Galatasaray's national footballer Yunus Akgün stood in front of the camera with a Beşiktaş fan who wanted to take a photo with him. As the two stood side by side for the photo, the Beşiktaş fan made an eagle claw gesture with his hand.

YUNUS' EXPRESSION CHANGED IN AN INSTANT

At first, Yunus Akgün posed for the photo, but was suddenly surprised when he noticed the eagle claw made by the person next to him. The expression on the yellow-red footballer's face changed in an instant upon seeing the gesture symbolizing Beşiktaş. After Yunus's surprise, it was noteworthy that he turned to the fan and questioned the gesture he had made.

"WHAT IS THAT, SON?"

Seeing the eagle claw, Yunus Akgün turned to the Beşiktaş fan and said, "What is that, son?". The national footballer's reaction and changing facial expression, especially at the moment he noticed the gesture, became the most striking part of the footage.

Yunus Akgün questions the eagle claw gesture made by the Beşiktaş fan

HE REACTED UPON SEEING THE ARCHRIVAL'S SIGN

The reaction of Yunus Akgün, who grew up in Galatasaray's youth system, upon realizing that he was in the same frame as the eagle claw symbolizing archrival Beşiktaş, created colorful images. The small surprise made by the Beşiktaş fan during the photo was met with Yunus Akgün's words, "What is that, son?".

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