Jose Mourinho launched a legal requirement for compensation against Galatasaray because of the “attack on personal rights” of the fenerbahce coach.
Mourinho caused a dispute after Monday’s draw between the sides after claiming members of Gala training staff, “jumping like monkeys” in an attempt to take the defensive defender Yusuf Akcicek.
This Incensed Gala that threatened criminal proceedings against Mourinho after claiming to have used “inhumane rhetoric”.
In response, Mourinho said today that he would seek compensation of 1,907 million Turkish pounds (Fenerbahce, were created in 1907) against Constantinople’s opponents.
A Fener statement was read: “We would like to announce to the public that a lawsuit for non -financial compensation of the 1,907,000 Turkish pounds has been filed against the Galatasaray Athletic Club by Jose Mourinho via Fenerbahçe Sports Club Lawyers due to the attack of our personal rights.
Former Galatasaray striker Didier Drogba, who played for Mourinho in Chelsea, called on his former club to abandon his case and described his 62 -year -old as his “dad”.
Mourinho imposed a fine and banned for four games
The TFF banned Mourinho yesterday for four games and imposed a fine of £ 35,000 after saying he came to the referee’s room after the game and directed “derogatory and offensive statements” to the fourth official, who was a Turk.
It is said that the former Chelsea boss “has accused Turkish football of chaos and disorder with offensive and offensive statements to both the Turkish football community and all Turkish referees”.
The TFF said Mourinho’s “actions and observations, which offend the value of the football brand in Turkey”, have led to a decision to impose a two -match ban on the dressing room and the touchline, along with a fine of 117,000 Turkish pounds (£ 2,500).
‘Unlike the morals of sport’
Concerning the post -match press comments, TFF said: “It was decided that the statements used for the members of the opposing team were not compulsory, they were opposed to the morals of sport and the concept of fair game, containing expressions that could encourage and encourage violence and disorder, It was therefore considered against sport.
As a result, a fine of 1.5 million TL (£ 32,655) was imposed alongside another two -match ban.
Fenerbahce is six points behind Galatasaray at the top of the Turkish super lig table with 12 games remaining for each team.
