News about Michy Batshuayi

Members of the Turkish Football Federation's disciplinary council have also requested that members of the club's disciplinary council resign, according to the club. In a febrile 3-2 loss last month, Trabzonspor hooligans stormed the field to assault Fenerbahce players, forcing footballers to defend themselves in disgraceful scenes. Fenerbahce threatened to withdraw from the league as Trabzonspor suffered no consequences at the time, but the club has since voted to remain in the league.

Fenerbache will hold an extraordinary vote on whether or not the club should resign from the Turkish Super League today, after no action was taken against Trabzonspor fans who abused their players. During the club's 3-2 victory over Trabzonspor, home supporters invaded the pitch and confront Fenerbache's actors, with Michy Batshuayi and Bright Osayi-Samuel being forced to protect themselves. Thugs who charged the field of play brandished weapons and even raised corner flags to threaten the visiting team as they were celebrating their victory.

Fenerbahce is apparently considering five potential leagues to join, with the club intending to leave the Turkish Super Lig. Domestic Turkish football has been marred by several events this season, the latest of which occurred earlier this month when Fenerbahce's match with Trabzonspor ended in chaos as Trabzonspor supporters screamed for a late winner after Michy Batshuayi scored a late winner. During the horrific scenes, shocking scenes unfolded as they were ordered to fight back, with former QPR stars Bright Osayi-Samuel and Batshuayi among those wounded by the riots, while another supporter was seen brandishing a weapon during the horrific scenes.

At an extraordinary general assembly meeting on April 2, the club's members will discuss the situation. Their ire has been sparked after rival Trabzonspor fans assaulted their players this month, with no punitive action taken. Bright Osayi-Samuel, a former QPR player, and Michy Batshuayi fought back alongside colleagues as thugs engulfed the pitch, brandishing arms, and even corner flags.

Turkish football is also in the news for all the wrong reasons. On Sunday, Trabzonspor supporters stormed the pitch and threatened Fenerbahce's players, resulting in horrific scenes of violence. It came after former Chelsea striker Michy Batshuayi scored the winning goal in a 3-2 Fenerbahce win three minutes from time, after ex-Manchester United midfielder Fred Smith scored twice. The late winner of Batshuayi was pelted with missiles from the stands at Papara Park, and the visitors were pelted with missiles from the stands at Papara Park, and things escalated after Fenerbahce celebrated their victory at the end. Some wielding weapons threatened to reach the celebrators, who fought back to protect themselves.

On Monday morning, Fenerbahce supporters assembled at a Turkish airport to welcome their players home just hours after they were attacked by Trabzonspor supporters. Following a tumultuous Super Lig clash that Fenerbahce won 3-2 on Sunday night, violent scenes broke out, with former Chelsea striker Michy Batshuayi scoring a late winner after ex-Man United midfielder Fred had earlier netted twice. Fans of Trabzonspor erupted the pitch after the final whistle to face the Fenerbahce players, who had already hurled flares and other items onto the playing field, with Batshuayi launching a spinning kick at one supporter, while former QPR star Bright Osayi-Samuel fought back.

Following Trabzonspor's victory over Fenerbahce's players, violent scenes unfolded in Istanbul. Fenerbahce won the game 3-2, with Michy Batshuayi's 87th goal being the deciding one. However, disgraceful scenes took place following the game as many Trabzonspor supporters invaded the pitch and confronted Fenerbahce's players, who were compelled to protect themselves.

OLIVER HOLT CHIEF SPORTS WRITER: A referee is sucker-punched by a club president at the end of a thrilling match in a major European football league, and if we are short-sighted, complacent, or stupid, we could risk treating it as a distant curiosity, dismiss it because it occurred in Turkey, and think, 'it could never happen here,'. The truth is, however, that it could happen here. The truth is that if players, coaches, and administrators in English football begin to change their attitude towards match officials, it will happen here. The truth is that at the grassroots level of our game, where players and managers are heavily influenced by the increasing unboundaried behaviour they see in the Premier League, and referees are not guaranteed to have as much protection.

The team in question has won all nine of their league games to the top of the table and has also won all nine of their matches in the Europa Conference League so far. Despite a high turnover of players in the summer that culminated in the buy of a number of former Premier League players, the team's blistering start has arrived.

As we approach Friday's 11 p.m. deadline, the Premier League clubs are likely to wrap up their transfer business. Some top-flight clubs have held off waiting until the last minute to bring players in, while others have seen changed circumstances that have brought them right back to the market, while others have said no, and some are completely done. In the last hours of the summer season, Mail Sport takes you through what each of the 20 Premier League clubs still needs.

Nuri Sahin, a former Liverpool and Borussia Dortmund midfielder, was forced to shield the referee from his own Antalyaspor players after losing in Fenerbache. Since starting his playing career in Istanbul, the footballer-turned-manager, who also played for Real Madrid, has been in charge of the Turkish team since 2021. Many players were enraged at the full-time by numerous controversial decisions that culminated in Sahin's side losing 2-1 to the Super Lig giants. In the 11th minute of added time, Antalyaspor was denied an equalizer due to VAR's offside call, after ex-Chelsea striker Michy Batshuayi had bagged a brace to bring Fenerbache back from 1-0 down.

Argentina and France met in one of the all-time great World Cup finals, with all of their peers competing to perform a masterpiece at the Lusail Stadium. For those 16 nations, the tournament has been off for a while. Those clubs that made it to the group stage returned home less than two weeks after playing only three matches. It was no surprise for some teams: they were never supposed to make the knockout rounds. For those people, it would have been a difficult pill to swallow. Sportsmail has taken a look back at the 16 teams that were cut from the competition field and rated how they did in the Middle East.

On the third matchday for just two last-16 places, we're set for a thrilling finale in World Cup F as Belgium, Croatia, and Morocco face off on a dramatic finale. With both matches - Croatia vs. Belgium and Morocco vs. Canada - being played simultaneously on Thursday afternoon, we can anticipate plenty of twists and turns. Croatia and Morocco have four points in the game as a result of their victories over Canada and Belgium respectively on Sunday.

De Bruyne and his team are on the verge of World Cup elimination after losing to Morocco, with three points to their names and only 2018 runners up Croatia left to play in Group F. He was supposed to make the difference for the world's top-ranked team this tournament, but he has yet to make his mark, despite being a member of the best team in the world at the club level.

In retaliation to his remarks, Croatia daily tabloid newspaper 24 Sata (24 Hours) ran the fullpage photo of a naked Herdman (left) with Maple Leaf-shaped Canadian flags over his mouth and manhood, along with the headline that translated to: 'You have the mouth, but do you have the balls as well?' The war of words began in the moments after Canada lost their first World Cup match in 36 years, outplaying Belgium for a 1-0 loss that culminated in an emotional Herdman's admission that he had just told his players during a post-match huddle (right). With Sunday's game now having the extra spice to it, he reverberated all the way to Zagreb.

On Sunday, Belgium defeated Morocco in their second Group E match at the Al Thumama Stadium. Both teams are coming to a desperate time on Wednesday, with Belgium in a good spot after their 1-0 victory over Canada courtesy of Michy Batshuayi. Nonetheless, it was far from convincing from Roberto Martinez' team's results, with Canada posing a slew of chances and Alphonso Davies missing a penalty for the Maple Leafs.

Two teams that had disappointing performances in their first group stage matches at the 2022 FIFA World Cup will be looking for victories on Sunday. Canada fought hard and seemed to be the right team against a struggling Belgium team. Despite 21 shots from the Canadiens, Thibault Courtois was a hero in goal and kept a clean sheet. They lost 1-0 due to a Michy Batshuayi goal.

Since'showing they belong' on the World Cup stage in their narrow 1-0 loss to Belgium, Canada coach John Herdman has announced that his team will 'F' Croatia in their next group match. Despite Canada's strong showing, Michy Batshuayi's first-half strike gave Belgium a 1-0 victory in Qatar yesterday. After the Canada manager gathered his players in a huddle on the pitch after the final whistle, Herdman was asked about his post-match remarks in a television interview following the match.

DOHA (GERRY COX): Michy Batshuayi added to Belgium's winning run at the Qatar World Cup by scoring the only goal in a narrow 1-0 victory over Canada on Wednesday. Roberto Martinez's team took the lead against the run of play after Batshuayi smashed the ball home from close range during a half dominated by their opponents. It was a major blow for Canada, who had failed to open the scoring themselves when Thibaut Courtois ruled out Alphonso Davies from the penalty spot early in the game, but the team eventually failed to find an all-important equalizer. The North American team can still be proud of their first-half appearance, but Belgium has work to do if they want to progress in the tournament. Here's a look at how Sportsmail rated both sets of players in Al Rayyan. Rayyan's GERRY COX rated both sets of players.

In Group F's World Cup opener, De Bruyne and Co. barely defeated the Canadians barely. The Maple Leafs were a frustrating loss as they controlled the game but failed to capitalize on a penalty as Alphonso Davies' effort from the spot was saved by Thibault Courtois. Belgium were almost steamrolled by a team determined on threatening the lives of them, but Michy Batshuayi, an otherwise inept player, rescued the ball and clinched the game's sole goal. However, it was neither Belgium's goalcorer or goalsaver who were honoured with the honor of being named Man of the Match.

When Batshuayi arrived at Stamford Bridge in 2016, he was one of Conte's first signings as the Blues splashed out £33 million on the Belgian striker. However, the forward flopped under Conte's tenure, starting with Diego Costa and then Alvaro Morata in the pecking order, and he was limited to only 32 league appearances in his two seasons. Batshuayi has stated that he was led to believe he was going to be a large part of Conte's scheme when he signed, but believes he was not completely truthful with him.

Chelsea made a £50 million bid for Romeo Lavia on deadline day, just two months after Southampton agreed to the 18-year-old, according to a Times. Southampton purchased the Belgian youth international from Manchester City for £14 million in July, and he scored his first Premier League goal in the Saints' 2-1 victory over Chelsea on Tuesday. According to the Southern Daily Echo, the Blues' scramble to sign players before the transfer window closed on September 1, they made a £50 million offer for the defensive midfielder, which was rejected by Southampton.

Since the failure of his deadline-day transfer to Nottingham Forest, Chelsea striker Michy Batshuayi has joined Fenerbahce in Turkey. Following Forest's request on Thursday, the Belgian was able to reach a better deal with the Turkish club. The 28-year old and his representatives had extensive discussions with Forest, who were keen to take over the last year of his Chelsea deal, but ultimately failed to reach an agreement. No paperwork was sent to the Premier League because the negotiations did not reach that stage.

Nottingham Forest's summer spending spree began with Loic Bade's arrival at 11 a.m. As the defender completed his deadline day transfer from Rennes to the newly promoted side, Bade became Forest's 21st signing. Southampton were still struggling to land the 22-year-old, but Forests' pursuit of the Frenchman, who had left Southampton for a late move to Steve Cooper's Premier League side, was denied.