Jose Mourinho has launched a legal claim for damages against Galatasaray due to the “attack on personal rights” by coach Fenerbahce.
Mourinho caused controversy after drawing without a goalkeeper between the sides, after claiming that members of a festive coaching staff “jumping like a monkey” in an attempt to reserve the defender of Fener Yusuf Akcicek.
This angry Gala, who threatened with criminal proceedings against Mourinho after claiming he used “inhuman rhetoric.”
In response, Mourinho said today that he would seek compensation of 1,907 million Turkish lira (Fenerbahce was created in 1907) against Fener’s Istanbul rivals.
The statement of Fener reads: “We would like to announce to the public that a non-Peculture lawsuit was in damages of 1,907,000 Turkish lire against Galatasaray Sports Club, filed by Jose Mourinho through lawyer Fenerbahçe Sports Club because of the attack on the personal rights of our technical director Jose Mourinho.
Former Galatasaray striker Didier Drogba, who played for Mourinho in Chelsea, invited his former club to drop his case and describe a 62-year-old as his “Dad”.
Mourinho was fined and banned four games
TFF forbade Mourinho yesterday for four games and punished him £ 35,000 after stating that he came to the referee’s room after the game and directed “derogatory and offensive statements” according to the fourth official, who was Turkish.
The former Chelsea chief “accused Turkish football of chaos and a disorder with offensive and offensive statements and the Turkish football community and all the Turkish referees.”
TFF stated that Mourinho’s “actions and remarks, which abolished the value of football in Turkey,” led to the decision to impose a ban with two games from the locker room and a touched line, together with a fine of 117,000 Turkish pounds (2,500 pounds).
‘Contrary to the ethics of the sport’
As for his commentary on the press conference after the match, TFF said: “It has been determined that the statements used according to the members of the opposing team were not obligatory, they were contrary to the ethics of the sport and the concept of honest game, contained terms that could encourage violence and disorder in sports, divisions and separatist in society and that the fan incidents are.
As a result, a fine of 1.5 million TL (£ 32,655) was imposed with another ban on two matches.
Fenerbahce is six points behind Galatasaraya at the top of the Turkish Super Lig Table with 12 games that are left for each team.
