First move from Ozan Tufan after transferring to Trabzonspor: He deleted his July 3 post
Ozan Tufan, who transferred from the English club Hull City to the Süper Lig team Trabzonspor, has removed his Fenerbahçe posts. It was observed that the star footballer, who once played for Fenerbahçe, deleted his posts about the Yellow-Navy club and the July 3 incident from his social media accounts.
With the opening of the transfer season, clubs have taken action to sign star players. Trabzonspor has signed Ozan Tufan, who was continuing his career at the English team Hull City. The star, who once wore the Fenerbahçe jersey, Ozan Tufan made a notable move following his transfer. Tufanremoved his Fenerbahçe posts.
From his Instagram account, Fenerbahçe highlights were removed by Ozan TufanHe also deleted an X post he had made regarding July 3.
"I was excluded from the squad on my birthday"
Stating that he would never forget the day he was excluded from the squad at Fenerbahçe for the rest of his life, Ozan Tufan said, "March 23 is my birthday. I received a phone call that day. A Fenerbahçe executive called me. I got excited; I said to myself, 'I guess they are calling to wish me a happy birthday.' He told me, 'We have excluded you from the squad. Your connection with the team has been severed.' It felt like boiling water was poured over me. My world went dark. I will never be able to forget this moment for the rest of my life. Those who made me experience this will always be in front of my eyes for as long as I live." he stated.

News Source: 12punto
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