The Turkish club will take part in the tournament in St. Petersburg
Dynamo on the official website of the club turned to Fenerbahce. The White-Blues condemned the decision of the Turkish club to take part in a friendly tournament in St. Petersburg.
“When the fans in Istanbul chanted the name of the killer country and came to the match against Dynamo in masks of the main sadist of Europe, your club was silent. Now it is clear why.
The bloody money of Gazprom has eclipsed everything for you, left you without honor and conscience. Russian missiles kill Ukrainians every day, the entire civilized world has rallied against aggression and massacres, and your club accepts bloody handouts from the sponsors of terrorism.
UEFA and FIFA are suspending Russian clubs from participating in international tournaments, and you are going on tour to them in order to earn money and play along with the aggressor.
Nothing can justify this step. No money can compensate you for this shameful behavior, this trip to killers without morals and human qualities.
We are not afraid to tell the whole world: you are helping the killers to continue the bloody harvest on Ukrainian soil. You play along with them and legitimize the main evil of the 21st century. Fenerbahçe Spor Kulübü – no honor, no shame, no conscience! Shame on you!” Dynamo said in a statement.
In addition to Fenerbahce, Serbian Crvena Zvezda, Azerbaijani Neftchi and Russian Zenit take part in the friendly tournament in St. Petersburg.
Recall that last summer, during the return match of the second qualifying round of the Champions League between Fenerbahce and Dynamo, part of the fans of the Turkish team began to chant the name of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
In the early hours of February 24, 2022, Russia launched rocket and air strikes on most Ukrainian cities and then launched a full-scale military invasion. The war of the Russian Federation against Ukraine has been going on for the 500th day.
Source: Sportarena
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