Turkish Football Federation (TFF) Professional Football Disciplinary Board (PFDK) fined 8 clubs after the first week of Trendyol Super League. In the statement made by the TFF, it was reported that the investigation regarding the discipline of Fenerbahçe in accordance with the publication instructions and sports equipment instructions continues.
It was stated that the board fined Galatasaray with a total of 172 thousand liras due to the fact that the stairwells were not left empty and the field events caused by their fans were not left empty in Kayserispor’s away road.
Adana Demirspor and Çaykur Rizespor, who were sent to discipline, for 27 thousand liras each for unsportsmanlike behavior, 112 thousand liras for TÜMOSAN Konyaspor due to field incidents caused by their supporters, 360 thousand liras for Kayserispor because the stairwells were not left empty and illegal spectators were taken to the stadium. It was announced that Yılport Samsunspor was fined 112 thousand liras for the field incidents caused by their supporters.
After the Kasımpaşa-MKE Ankaragücü fight, both clubs were disciplined, and it was announced that the board fined Kasımpaşa for the incidents caused by its fans and club members, and MKE Ankaragücü for the incidents caused by its members, with a fine of 112 thousand TL each.
In addition, TÜMOSAN Konyaspor football player Adil Demirbağ was banned from 3 games and fined 39 thousand liras due to his violent actions against rival team athletes, and Istanbulspor’s player Okan Erdoğan was banned from 1 game and paid 13 thousand liras due to his violent actions against rival team players. It was stated that he was sentenced to death penalty.