The mystery of Galatasaray's "Sinan, what have you done?" post has been solved!

The mystery of Galatasaray's

09.10.2026 15:32

Galatasaray's post from its official account, "Sinan what have you done...", confused football fans. While the message was thought to be a reference to Sinan Engin, a second post from the yellow-red club revealed the truth. It turned out that the intriguing words were part of an advertising campaign prepared for GSPlus.

Galatasaray drew attention with a post from its official X account ahead of the Kasımpaşa match. The yellow-red club used only the words "Sinan, what did you do..." without adding any image or explanation. While it was wondered who the message was aimed at, football fans made different guesses.

SINAN ENGIN WAS THE FIRST TO COME TO MIND

The name Sinan mentioned in the post turned eyes to football commentator Sinan Engin. While some fans thought the message was a reference to Engin, statements he made in the past also began to be discussed again. On the other hand, there were also those who thought the club was preparing for a new transfer or sponsorship deal. However, with Galatasaray's second post, all these guesses were replaced by the truth.

THE TRUTH TURNED OUT TO BE COMPLETELY DIFFERENT

Galatasaray published the commercial film prepared for GSPlus after the intriguing message. Thus, it emerged that the words "Sinan, what did you do..." were not a reference to Sinan Engin and were used as the start of the advertising campaign. The promotional film featured Galatasaray footballers as well as head coach Okan Buruk and former yellow-red footballer Dries Mertens. The promotional effort that the club started with a single sentence became clear with the release of the commercial film.

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