Okan Buruk and Victor Osimhen clashed: Whatever he said, he said the opposite

In the 25th week of the Trendyol Super League, Galatasaray and Fenerbahçe left the match played at RAMS Park with a score of 0-0 and each took one point. After the match, Galatasaray Technical Director Okan Buruk opened his mouth and closed his eyes about the Slovenian referee of the match, Slavko Vincic...

"HIS HANDS AND FEET WERE SHAKING"

The experienced coach, regarding the referee who was admired by many, said, "He stopped the match incredibly. If they are going to officiate this badly, they shouldn't. If a good referee is going to come, choosing a referee here is very important. There was an incredible atmosphere created through this referee. Everyone knew this referee was coming. A referee is coming from Maribor. Acun Ilıcalı has a team in Maribor, the UEFA President is close to Ali Koç, there are many things that can bother this referee from the outside and put him under pressure. The referee couldn't make the right decisions today, the referee who officiated the Champions League final was shaking his hands and feet here."

TRABZONSPOR ALSO WANTED IT

While Buruk's statements were like this, Trabzonspor made a statement after the derby and stated that they wanted Slavko Vincic to be assigned to their matches. The statement was summarized as follows: "In order to prevent mistakes that could directly affect the outcome of critical matches, we request that Slavko Vincic, who we believe will exhibit an experienced and most importantly fair management, be assigned to the matches we will play against Fenerbahçe away and Galatasaray at home."

"HE CONTROLLED THE MATCH WELL"

On the other hand, while the situation is like this, the Nigerian star of the Yellow-Reds, Victor Osimhen, had completely different expressions for the referee of the match, Slavko Vincic, unlike his coach Buruk. When asked about the referee's performance, the 26-year-old super star said, "He officiated fairly. He is a good referee. We know him. We have no complaints. He controlled the match well."