Turkish PFDK issues fines and bans to Süper Lig clubs and officials

PFDK Turkish Süper Lig disciplinary sanctions Mahmut Uslu football fines

The Turkish Football Federation’s Professional Football Disciplinary Board (PFDK) has issued several sanctions following recent Süper Lig matches.

Fenerbahçe General Secretary Mahmut Uslu received a 15-day ban and a 2.5 million lira fine for statements deemed to damage the reputation of football and its institutions. Several clubs also faced monetary penalties: Amed Sportif Faaliyetler was fined 710,000 lira, Fenerbahçe 355,000 lira, and Galatasaray, Çorum FK, Kocaelispor, and Eyüpspor each received 280,000 lira fines.

Specific match-related sanctions include: - Çorum FK received a warning and a 280,000 lira fine for bad behavior by fans and procedural violations, while player Alexandros Kyziridis was suspended for two matches. - Galatasaray was fined 280,000 lira for failing to follow time schedules and for fan misconduct. - Bursaspor and Sivasspor were each fined 140,000 lira.

In contrast, Konyaspor was cleared of charges regarding improper spectator entry during their match against Çaykur Rizespor, with the PFDK ruling that no disciplinary violation occurred.