Resignation response from Orhan Ak in Gaziantep FK!
Quick Look
- Gaziantep FK lost 2-0 to Kasımpaşa in the Trendyol Super League 11th week opening match.
- Kasımpaşa increased its points to 20, while Gaziantep FK remained at 8 points.
- Coach Orhan Ak responded to the expectation of resignation by saying 'there is no development at the moment'.
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Why It Matters
Gaziantep FK suffered its 6th consecutive defeat in the league and remained with 8 points. Kasımpaşa increased its points to 20.
In the opening match of the 11th week of the Trendyol Super League, Gaziantep FK lost 2-0 to Kasımpaşa at home. With this result, Kasımpaşa increased its points to 20. Gaziantep FK, which suffered its 6th consecutive defeat in the league, remained with 8 points.
Speaking at the press conference held after the match, Gaziantep FK Coach Orhan Ak said that they were very sorry for the bad situation.
Orhan Ak said, "Unfortunately, we had a very bad evening. We were seriously disappointed. Kasımpaşa took the lead with a great shot in the third minute. Then, with the penalty, we encountered a scenario we never expected. Today, we upset our community and our fans very much. We were expecting a breakthrough today, but unfortunately it did not happen. We prepared very well for the match throughout the week, but we were not successful. We will make a decision by evaluating the situation. We have 5 matches and 15 points ahead of us. We will continue on our way by getting as many points as we can until the first half of the league." "We want to recover during the national break," he said.
Answering the question about the expectation of resignation, Orhan Ak said, "There is no development regarding the resignation at the moment. Everything is very hot. We are looking ahead. We will make a general evaluation of this. The easiest thing is to leave. We will evaluate this and then make the necessary statements."
Open Questions
- Has a clear decision been made about whether Orhan Ak will resign?
- Does Gaziantep FK have any plans to change coaches in the future?



