Galatasaray Istanbul fired their star coach Fatih Terim. The Turkish record champion announced it on Monday. Possible successors are Roger Schmidt and Dominic Torrent.
Galatasaray are looking for a new coach: Fatih Terim is no longer the traditional coach of the Turkish club. The Istanbul Grand Club announced Monday that they and Terim have agreed to go their separate ways with immediate effect.
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Galatasaray has had a very bad season so far, it is only 12th in the league and 22 points behind leader Trabzonspor. At the Turkish Cup, shortly before the end of the year, there was an embarrassment against second-division club Denizlispor.
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Terim gave the team a makeover in the summer and got the full backing of new boss Burak Elmas.
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Due to lack of success, the board of directors recently wanted to change Terim's coaching staff, among other things. "I don't know anything," Terim said Saturday after the 1-0 win over newly promoted Denizlispor. He was traded as a potential assistant to Terim Domenec Torrent, who worked with Pep Guardiola at FC Bayern. He is now a candidate for the position of Technical Director.
Will Roger Schmidt succeed Fatih Terim?
According to information received from hurry up But Roger Schmidt. The 54-year-old German is currently training at PSV Eindhoven. Galatasaray's rival Fenerbahce have expressed interest in signing the former Leverkusen coach.
