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\n The Portuguese coach, who once declared himself to be “the Special One,” was\u00a0fined and suspended earlier in the season\u00a0for a tirade against local match officials and the league.
\n ADVERTISEMENTTurkish football club Galatasaray announced it would launch “criminal proceedings” against Jose Mourinho on Monday, accusing the manager of rival Istanbul club Fenerbah\u00e7e of making “racist comments” after a Turkish league game in which the clubs drew 0-0. Galatasaray hit out at Mourinho after the Portuguese coach made comments about Turkish referees and the Galatasaray bench during a post-match interview on Monday. During a press conference, 62-year-old Mourinho said he welcomed the decision to bring in a foreign referee for the game and also praised referee Slavko Vin\u010di\u0107 of Slovenia for a \u201ctop performance”.Mourinho claimed he’d gone to see Vin\u010di\u0107 to thank him following the game, but when he saw the fourth official \u2014 a Turkish referee \u2014 he told him: \u201cIf you (were) the referee (it) would be a disaster.\u201dWhen he was asked about a challenge early in the match, Mourinho commented that a Turkish referee would have reacted with a yellow card \u201cafter the big dive and their bench jumping around like monkeys.\u201dGalatasaray stated it would also lodge a complaint with football governing bodies FIFA and UEFA, accusing Mourinho of persistently issuing “derogatory statements directed towards the Turkish people.\u201d Fenerbah\u00e7e has rejected the claims, saying Mourinho’s remarks had nothing to do with racism and were \u201cdeliberately taken entirely out of context and distorted in a misleading manner.\u201d Fenerbah\u00e7e said in a post on X that it was clear Mourinho \u201csolely intended to describe the excessive reaction of the opposing team\u2019s technical staff to the referee\u2019s decisions during the match. These remarks cannot, under any circumstances, be associated with racism.\u201dThe club said it was planning to take a legal action \u201cagainst this baseless accusation.\u201dMourinho was\u00a0fined and suspended earlier in the season\u00a0for a tirade against local match officials and the league. He moved to Turkey from the Italian capital’s club Roma last year, after stints at high-profile clubs including Chelsea, Manchester United, Real Madrid and Inter Milan.In November, the outspoken Mourinho was banned for a game and fined following his diatribe about Turkish football, when he said he was fighting \u201cthe system\u201d and suggested officials are biased against his team.Mourinho has\u00a0led Fenerbah\u00e7e to a Europa League round-of-16\u00a0contest against Glasgow Rangers next month.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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