Oğuzhan Koç slams Kerem Aktürkoğlu: 'If you had given this interview at GS, you would have been suspended indefinitely!'

Statements made after the derby in the 4th week of the Trendyol Süper Lig, where Fenerbahçe lost 2-1 to Beşiktaş at home, have become a hot topic. Fenerbahçe's Kerem Aktürkoğlu admitted that the team played poorly at the end of the match while also reacting to the referee's decisions.

Regarding the position where he expected a penalty, Aktürkoğlu said, "All of Turkey saw my penalty position; the referee said he didn't see it. The information from VAR is that the ball was out. I watched the replay, it was inside."

The yellow-navy player continued his criticism of the refereeing in the remainder of his statement, saying, "Things are interpreted differently against us. I'm tired. I promised myself, I said I would stay on the pitch. I'm tired of some things, some things have been nauseating."

Singer Oğuzhan Koç responded to Kerem Aktürkoğlu's words with a harsh post on his social media account. Koç reacted to the Fenerbahçe player's emphasis that "playing poorly is our internal matter."

Dear Kerem Aktürkoğlu, you have absolutely no right to play poorly or to say 'playing poorly is our internal matter', just so you know!! You cannot have an INTERNAL MATTER at the very beginning of the league, my dear brother!

In his post, Koç intensified his criticism of Aktürkoğlu, stating, "If you had played like this and given this interview at GS, you would have been suspended indefinitely." The famous singer stated that he expects Fenerbahçe players to focus on their performance on the pitch rather than complaining about the referee.

KOÇ DELETED HIS POST

Oğuzhan Koç later deleted this post, which had become a trending topic on social media. Following up with a new post, Koç continued his reaction, saying, "I deleted whatever I wrote.. No more tweets for you until you deserve it, Fenerbahçe."

Koç's statements made the growing debate within the Fenerbahçe camp following the derby defeat—regarding both on-field performance and referee decisions—even more visible on social media.

News Source: 12punto