He had signaled resignation after the defeat: Emre Belözoğlu has made his decision
MKE Ankaragücü manager Emre Belözoğlu, who had "signaled resignation" following the match they lost to Kayserispor, stated that he had met with the board of directors and the players, saying, "We will continue to fight here to bring our club to the place it deserves."
MKE Ankaragücü manager Emre Belözoğlu had stated after the Kayserispor match in the Süper Lig, "I will talk to the president this evening and do what is necessary. Let no one have any doubts about this," and this statement by Belözoğlu was interpreted as a signal of resignation.
HE HAS MADE HIS DECISION
In a post on his social media account, Belözoğlu pointed out that they had experienced a difficult and different season with many stories in every sense, and used the following expressions:
"We held a meeting with our president and our board of directors. We also came together with our players and made an assessment. We had previously given a promise to our community. We will keep that promise… We will continue to fight here to bring our club to the place it deserves. I love this city and this community very much. Our fans should never lose their trust and belief in our players and us."

THE POOR RUN CONTINUES
MKE Ankaragücü has recorded 1 draw and 4 defeats in the last 5 matches they played in the Trendyol Süper Lig.
The capital city team was defeated 3-2 by Mondihome Kayserispor yesterday in a match where they had finished the first half leading 2-0.
News Source: 12punto
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