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The recent walk-off during Galatasaray's match against Adana Demirspor has caused serious problems for the reigning champions' reputation
Galatasaray head coach Okan Buruk has criticised Adana Demirspor for walking off the pitch in protest during their Turkish Super Lig clash, calling the decision premeditated.
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Buruk questions Adana Demirspor’s intentions
Buruk did not hold back in his post-match comments, suggesting that Adana Demirspor’s withdrawal was calculated rather than a spontaneous response to unfair officiating.
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“We didn’t expect this,” Buruk said, adding, “But apparently, some people were waiting for it and immediately posted tweets. I don’t want to take anyone’s guilt… I congratulate Adana Demirspor’s players; they were fighting really well.”
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Acknowledging that the penalty decision was debatable, Buruk admitted, “In my opinion, it was more likely that it wasn’t a penalty. But this is not the first mistake made against Adana Demirspor. I don’t believe this was an innocent, spontaneous decision.”
Buruk reveals Galatasaray mentality
The Turkish coach also revealed that his squad was eager to finish the game, believing the outcome could have been different had play resumed.
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“The players wanted to play; they asked, ‘What happened?’ Maybe we would have won by a different margin; maybe Adana Demirspor would have earned a point,” Buruk explained.
The walk-off was triggered by a 12th-minute penalty converted by Alvaro Morata, which led to the match being abandoned after Adana Demirspor players refused to return to the pitch.
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Reports suggest their protest was aimed at what they called "referee corruption," adding the latest controversial twist to an already heated Turkish Super Lig season.
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