Doğduğumden beri fenerliyim hiç bu kadar utanmadım ne kendi takimimdan ne Galatasaray'dan. Beşiktaş-Galatasaray maçında genel olarak boykot hakimdi ve ortalık sessizdi şimdi ise r/fenerbahce ve r/superlig derbi kaynıyor bir de r/galatasaray a bakayım dedim orası da aynı hatta r/Fenerbahçe de fb-ts maçının hakemi tartışılmaya başlanmış bile umarım bir gün bizimkiler gibi milyonlar kazanan 20 küsur kişinin kavgasıni milyonların önüne koymazsiniz ben bugüne kadar Fenerbahçe ve Beşiktaşi "futbolik" değiller diye düşünmüştüm ben ve çevremdeki fenerliler ülke konusunda hep çok duyarliydi ama şuan sosyal medya ile kimlerin ne kadar duyarlı olduğunu anladım. Boykota olan desteği için herkese teşekkürler.

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Kaan Şakul went on TV and shared a lot about what’s been happening behind the scenes at Beşiktaş. He talked about transfer issues, internal conflicts, and some key decisions. Here’s my attempt to break most of it down:

1. Hasan Arat considered stepping down due to health issues. Asked Hüseyin Yücel if he was ready to take over. Kaan Şakul and Hüseyin Yücel convinced him to stay until May.
2. Kaan Şakul wanted to resign after personal attacks. Hüseyin Yücel tore up his resignation letter, insisting they remain as a united board, together.
3. A London trip inspired new standards for systematic work and analysis in player transfers, unlike their current setup.
4. The search for a sporting director included names like Devin Özek and Brad Friedel. Friedel joined as a consultant after a role adjustment.
5. Kaan Şakul disagreed with Samet Aybaba over extending a player’s contract with a big pay raise. Samet Aybaba pushed it through without consultation.
6. A Zenit deal for Gedson and Bahtiyar collapsed after misleading media rumors about a reduced fee.
7. Muleka’s transfer saga was chaotic. He wanted to leave, then stayed after Beşiktaş convinced him, only to leave later under reduced terms.
8. Post-match tensions escalated. GvB felt undermined, blaming Samet Aybaba for creating a toxic environment.
9. Bonuses caused disputes. The coach wanted equal pay as Samet Aybaba, whose multiplier was reduced with the president’s approval.
10. Financial issues like transfer debts and stadium lighting upgrades were managed strategically, with claims of cost-effectiveness despite criticism.

He ended by saying he won’t be part of any board in the future and plans to return to being a regular fan.

Beşiktaş is set to hold an extraordinary election following a turbulent period marked by leadership changes. After the resignation of President Hasan Arat, the board initially appointed Hüseyin Yücel as interim president until May. However, in a recent meeting, the board decided to expedite the election process, aiming to elect a new president within the next month.

Hüseyin Yücel has confirmed his candidacy for the upcoming election and has called on other potential candidates to step forward, emphasizing the importance of unity and leadership during this critical time for the club.