[77456] Aziz Yıldırım warns: Fenerbahçe is in danger of being banned from European competitions

Shake-up at Fenerbahçe: Aziz Yıldırım warns against UEFA sanctions

In a series of dramatic statements, Aziz Yıldırım, who is running for the presidency of the Fenerbahçe football club, attacked the club's management under the current leadership. Yıldırım claims that the club risks heavy punishment from UEFA due to irregularities in contracts and financial reporting.

According to Aziz Yıldırım, the club is allegedly violating FFP (Financial Fair Play) regulations. Yıldırım details that salary payments transferred through "image rights" or outside the official framework constitute a red flag for the European organization: "UEFA says: 'It cannot be done this way, the club must pay the salary'. If that does not happen, you cannot go to Europe".

In addition to these claims, Yıldırım raised questions regarding payments to José Mourinho, arguing that these must be included in the expenditure ceiling: "It is reported that they are paying José Mourinho compensation every month. These funds must be deducted from the 60 million euros, otherwise, it is a violation of the quota".

In a further report by FENERBAHÇE HABERLERİ and FENERBAHÇE AŞKI, Yıldırım was quoted criticizing the management of the player roster, while referring to the signing of Kerem Aktürkoğlu, and claiming that coach José Mourinho "shouted constantly" about the need for reinforcements that did not arrive as required.

These sources are identified with the fans and reports surrounding Fenerbahçe, and serve here as a platform for disseminating Yıldırım's criticism of the club's current leadership, while presenting a position that challenges the legitimacy of the team's current financial conduct.