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PFDK issues bans and fines to Turkish football clubs and players

The Professional Football Disciplinary Board (PFDK) has issued several sanctions following recent matches in Turkish football. Beşiktaş player Dusan Vlahovic received a one-match ban and a 100,000 TL fine for unsportsmanlike conduct during a match against Fenerbahçe. Beşiktaş also faced a total of 555,000 TL in fines related to pitch incidents, bad behavior, and improper use of stairwells. Additionally, Fenerbahçe was fined 280,000 TL for fan-related incidents, and Kerem Aktürkoğlu received a 500,000 TL fine for post-match interview comments.

In the Başakşehir-Galatasaray match, Başakşehir technical supervisor Nuri Şahin was banned from the dugout and bench for one match and fined 100,000 TL for unsportsmanlike behavior toward the referee. Player Umut Dilan Bozok received a two-match ban for a serious foul. Galatasaray was fined 200,000 TL for bad chanting, and several staff members were fined for being in unaccredited areas.

Separately, Kayserispor faced multiple penalties following a match against Karagümrük. The club was fined 140,000 TL, while President Ali Çamlı received fines totaling 175,000 TL. Player Benhur Keser was handed a two-match ban and a 50,000 TL fine for insulting opponents.

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Besiktas · Dušan Vlahović · Fenerbahçe · Galatasaray · Professional Football Disciplinary Board

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