PFDK fines 11 clubs

The Turkish Football Federation's Professional Football Disciplinary Committee, in its latest decisions, fined a total of 11 clubs. Eight Süper Lig clubs received monetary fines, while three Trendyol 1. Lig clubs were also sanctioned.

Among Süper Lig clubs, Beşiktaş received the highest fine at 1 million 60 thousand lira. Trabzonspor will pay 710 thousand, Gençlerbirliği 530 thousand, Göztepe 420 thousand, and Amed Sportif Faaliyetler 350 thousand lira. Fenerbahçe, Galatasaray and TÜMOSAN Konyaspor were each fined 280 thousand lira.

Coaches and technical staff were also disciplined. Gaziantep FK head coach Orhan Ak was banned from entering the dressing room and the bench area during an official match for insulting a member of the opposing team, and was also fined 50 thousand lira. Istanbul Başakşehir coach John Lammers will pay 100 thousand lira for unsportsmanlike conduct toward a member of the opposing team.

From Trendyol 1. Lig, Batman Petrolspor was fined 280 thousand lira, while Metro Holding Kayserispor and Artı Değer Vanspor FK were each fined 140 thousand lira.

The committee also sanctioned three players for violent conduct. Eminevim Ümraniyespor player Oğuz Yıldırım, İstanbulspor player Aytaç Kara and Muğlaspor player Luis Mago were each suspended for two matches and will each pay 33 thousand 500 lira.