Enis Destan's penalty has been announced!
The Professional Football Discipline Committee (PFDK) has announced that Trabzonspor's Enis Destan has been handed a 3-match ban due to the red card he received in the Turkish Cup.
The Turkish Football Federation's website has released the latest PFDK decisions.
It was stated that Enis Destan, who received a red card for his challenge on an opponent during Trabzonspor's match against Fatih Karagümrük in the Ziraat Turkish Cup, has been given a 3-match ban.
The statement also noted that Enis Destan has been fined 39,000 TL.
The following statements were included in the TFF's announcement regarding the PFDK decisions on its website:
"1- MKE ANKARAGÜCÜ Club is to be fined 20,000 TL due to the ugly and bad chants caused by its fans during the MKE ANKARAGÜCÜ-BEŞİKTAŞ A.Ş. Ziraat Turkish Cup match played on 23.04.2024, and because this action was committed for the 2nd time in a match where they were the host club in the cup category within the same season,
In the same match, MKE ANKARAGÜCÜ Club is to be fined 224,000 TL due to pitch incidents caused by its fans,
In the same match, MKE ANKARAGÜCÜ Club is to be issued a WARNING due to non-compliance with the sports equipment instructions,
2- TRABZONSPOR A.Ş. athlete ENİS DESTAN is to be suspended for 3 OFFICIAL MATCHES and fined 39,000 TL due to his violent conduct towards an opposing team athlete during the TRABZONSPOR A.Ş.-VAVACARS FATİH KARAGÜMRÜK Ziraat Turkish Cup match played on 24.04.2024,
It has been decided."
News Source: 12punto
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