İsmail Kartal responds to resignation rumors: We spoke with the management, I am continuing
Fenerbahçe manager İsmail Kartal explained the process following the Roma match, stating that he had met with the management and would continue in his role.
Fenerbahçe manager İsmail Kartal made statements regarding the resignation rumors ahead of the league match against Gaziantep FK.
Touching upon the process that followed the Roma match, Kartal stated that a water bottle was thrown at his head from the stands during the match, noting that this had upset him.
First of all, I am a son of this community. When the score was 1-1, while everything was going well, a water bottle hit my head from the stands. This upset me a lot. It would not be pleasant for me to stay where my fans do not want me. I was a bit sad about this. I may have acted a bit emotionally at the end of the match.
The experienced manager then stated that they had spoken openly with the management and emphasized that he would remain in charge of the team.
Later, we spoke openly with the management. There is no problem right now and I am continuing. My players were very happy that I came back. We have gotten used to each other. They were also very happy. There is no problem. We are continuing.
Kartal's statements also served as an answer to questions regarding the atmosphere within the coaching staff and the team during Fenerbahçe's preparation process ahead of the Gaziantep FK match.
News Source: 12punto
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