Jose Mourinho, Fenerbahce manager, was banned for four matches and a total of 35,194 pounds, for the comments that were held after Monday's match with its local competitors Galatasaray.
Mourinho was accused by Galatasari of racist statements after Venabahis issued a statement on Tuesday saying that his comments were completely removed from the context. “
The 0-0 tie was sentenced by Slavco Venic after both clubs requested a foreign official to take over the match.
But the fourth official was Turkish and Mourinho reiterated his criticism of Turkish referees during his press conference after the match.
The 62 -year -old Portuguese coach said that he went to the referee's clothing room after the Monday match, and told the fourth official that “if you are a referee, this match will be a disaster.”
On Thursday, the Turkish Football Association confirmed that it would punish Mourinhoand external For two separate disciplinary issues.
TFF said that he will punish him for “his humiliating and offensive statements towards Turkish referee” and because “he accused Turkish football of chaos and turmoil with insulting and degrading data towards the Turkish football community and all Turkish referees.”
The former Chelsea, Manchester United, Tottenham from the dressing room and its hideout in two games and a fine of 117,000 Turkish liras (2543 pounds).
Mourinho also obtained another ban on two orbits for a “law against sportsmanship” during his press conference after the match and was fined 32,651 pounds.
His comments included: “After the big diving in the first minute and their seat jumped like monkeys at the top of the child … with the Turkish referee, you will get a yellow card after one minute and after five minutes, I must change [substitute] for him”.
“The statements used towards the members of the opposing team were contrary to sports ethics and the concept of fair play, which contain expressions that could encourage violence and turmoil in sport, were exciting and separatist in society and could cause fans’ incidents. “
Vinnnabahis officials confirmed to the BBC on Thursday that the club will resume the sanctions that were given to Mourinho.
