Galatasaray’s Belhanda Apologizes for Outburst Against Fans After Real Madrid Match

It was on his Instagram account that the former Montpellier player wanted to apologize to the supporters, assuring, however, that he did not deserve to be whistled.

"My goal is always to give the best of myself. I believe I did not deserve the whistles. I am really sorry and I apologize for what happened," wrote the Moroccan player in a post he accompanied with a photo of Galatasaray, winner of the Turkish Super Cup.

It should be noted that on Tuesday, Younès had a fit of rage, hurling insults towards the Istanbul public as he was returning to the bench. The Moroccan international could not stand being booed by a large part of the stadium. In this situation, Younès could count on the support of his club and especially of his coach, Fatih Terim.