The Turkish top club Galatasaray Istanbul has separated from the former national coach Fatih Terim. As the club announced, the 68-year-old has to go following the sporting crash of the past few weeks. In the Süper Lig, Galatasaray is twelfth following 20 games with just 27 points. After the 0: 1 once morest Giresunspor on Saturday, the team was whistled by their own fans. “The fans have the right to be angry,” said Terim () following the game. “Unfortunately we are experiencing a season in which we don’t win even on good days.” According to information from the state broadcaster TRT, Terim resigned following a meeting with the club president. The association itself did not give any details regarding the separation in its announcement. Terim had led Galatasaray to the championship twice in his last of a total of three terms from 2017. In 2000 he achieved hero status in Istanbul by winning the Uefa Cup.
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