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Fenerbahce coach resigns after draw with Roma – but president insists he will stay
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Thursday, September 10, 2026 at 10:20 PM
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The Guardian Sport
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The Guardian Sport 3 days ago

Fenerbahce coach resigns after draw with Roma – but president insists he will stay

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Ismail Kartal tells reporters he will leave ‘never to return’ Club president: ‘I am his senior, I told him to continue’ The Fenerbahce head coach, Ismail Kartal, announced his resignation on Thursday after ⁠his team drew 1-1 at home to Roma in the Champions League – but minutes ⁠later, the club ⁠president ​said Kartal would stay in the job. Kartal shocked the post-match press conference by claiming he was ⁠leaving Fenerbahce “never to return”. The 65-year-old added that he was taking the drastic decision “to clear the way for the club” – but the Fenerbahce president, Aziz Yildrim, quickly moved to play down his manager’s remarks. Continue reading...

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