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Jose Mourinho's ugly first season in Turkey ends in anger as two ex-Premier League stars REFUSE to play in Fenerbahce's last game of the season and leave the club after goodbyes in the training ground kitchen
Jose Mourinho's ugly first season in Turkey ends in anger as two ex-Premier League stars REFUSE to play in Fenerbahce's last game of the season and leave the club after goodbyes in the training ground kitchen

Daily Mail​

time3 days ago

  • General
  • Daily Mail​

Jose Mourinho's ugly first season in Turkey ends in anger as two ex-Premier League stars REFUSE to play in Fenerbahce's last game of the season and leave the club after goodbyes in the training ground kitchen

Two former Premier League stars refused to play for Jose Mourinho in Fenerbahce's final game of the season on Saturday. Fenerbahce faced Konyaspor at home in their last league game having secured second place in the table after failing to mount a significant challenge to Galatasaray in the title race. But two of their senior players missed the game, and it has now emerged that they made themselves unavailable to play. Edin Dzeko and Dusan Tadic were due to be given commemorative plaques after announcing that they will leave the club this summer, but they decided they did not want a ceremony at the stadium due to fears over fan unrest. Fenerbahce supporters showed their anger towards their players following a match earlier this month, and there were concerns the same could happen again on Saturday. Instead, Dzeko and Tadic opted to say their goodbyes in the training ground kitchen. The ceremony was attended by their team-mates, club president Ali Koc and vice-president Acun Ilicali. Sporting director Mario Branco and four coaches from manager Mourinho's team also bid farewell ahead of leaving the club this summer. Galatasaray held their own farewell ceremony at their stadium for departing stars Fernando Muslera and Dries Mertens on Saturday, leading to Fenerbahce fans reacting angrily to not getting the chance to say their own goodbyes to Dzeko and Tadic. Tadic subsequently released a statement to explain why he and Dzeko had not turned up to the stadium for the final game. The statement read: 'It was a decision we made together with Dzeko not to play in the last match. We didn't want to damage Fenerbahce's image. 'The fans have always supported us. The way he said goodbye is not a problem for me. I would have preferred it to be in the stadium, but the ambiance is not very good at the moment. That's why it's better to be that way.' Fenerbahce beat Konyaspor 2-1 as they finished the season on 84 points, 11 adrift of Galatasaray. They end the campaign trophyless, while also waving goodbye to Dzeko and Tadic. Dzeko, who previously played 189 matches for Manchester City, finishes with 46 goals in 99 games for Fenerbahce. Ex-Southampton forward Tadic scored 29 goals in 109 appearances for Fenerbahce. Dzeko and Tadic failing to make a farewell appearance ends what has been a turbulent first season in Turkey for Mourinho. The former Chelsea and Manchester United boss was accused of making racist comments earlier this season after he claimed Galatasaray players were 'jumping like monkeys' when appealing for decisions to go in their favour. Mourinho denied the allegations, and Fenerbahce launched a lawsuit against Galatasaray as they leapt to their manager's defence. Mourinho was then hit with a three-match ban for pinching the nose of Galatasaray manager Okan Buruk following a feisty Istanbul derby in April. Earlier this week, Mourinho lashed out at Turkish reporters after his team were beaten 4-2 by relegation contenders Hatayspor. The Portuguese boss said: 'In the last seven years, I have played in two European finals. So in the past seven years I have played more European finals than the history of Turkish football together.' The 62-year-old may be proud of his past achievements, but it has been a difficult first season for him in a new country, and now he must prepare for life without Dzeko and Tadic following their abrupt departures.

Art Line Hair Clinic Announces Expansion into Mexico
Art Line Hair Clinic Announces Expansion into Mexico

Yahoo

time24-02-2025

  • Business
  • Yahoo

Art Line Hair Clinic Announces Expansion into Mexico

Tijuana, Mexico--(Newsfile Corp. - February 24, 2025) - Hair loss is a significant issue that directly affects people's self-confidence. For some, it is a natural part of aging, while for others, it starts earlier than expected. However, thanks to advancing technology, permanent solutions are now possible. Art Line Hair Clinic is revolutionizing this field by bringing Turkey's renowned hair transplant expertise to Mexico. Image 1 To view an enhanced version of this graphic, please visit: The founder of Art Line Hair Clinic, Dr. Ali Koc, says: "From the very first day I entered the healthcare sector, my biggest motivation has been my patients' happiness. Helping them feel better when they look in the mirror and witnessing their smiles has been the driving force behind my success in this field. This is why we are now bringing the knowledge and experience we gained in Turkey to our patients in Mexico." Turkey's Hair Transplant Expertise Now in Mexico Turkey is globally recognized for its success in hair transplants. Advanced technology, natural-looking results, and high patient satisfaction are the main factors that set Turkish doctors apart in this field. After performing numerous successful surgeries in Turkey for 12 years, Dr. Ali Koc established a clinic in Tijuana with his expert team. Due to high demand, a second branch is planned to open in Mexico City in March. This expansion is a major indicator of Art Line Hair Clinic's quality and its commitment to patient satisfaction. Image 2 To view an enhanced version of this graphic, please visit: Hair Transplant Techniques Every hair transplant procedure should be tailored to the individual's needs. Art Line Hair Clinic carefully evaluates each patient and determines the most suitable method. Using the latest techniques such as FUE (Follicular Unit Extraction), Sapphire FUE, and DHI (Direct Hair Implantation), they guarantee the most natural and long-lasting results. Each technique is selected based on the patient's hair structure and level of hair loss, ensuring competitive results. Why Choose Art Line Hair Clinic? Dr. Ali and his team travel directly from Turkey to Tijuana to share their expertise with patients. Additionally, each hair transplant procedure comes with a guarantee certificate, proving the clinic's reliability and its commitment to patient satisfaction. Art Line Hair Clinic offers more than just hair transplants. It also provides beard transplants, eyebrow transplants, hair care treatments, and medical therapies. Every patient receives personalized solutions tailored to their specific needs. Patient Happiness Is the Priority A hair transplant is not just an aesthetic change; it is a transformation that boosts an individual's self-confidence. Dr. Ali personally consults with each patient to understand their expectations and ensure the best possible results. Mexican patients feel comfortable due to the warm, attentive, and meticulous approach of Turkish doctors. This welcoming environment fosters trust not only during the procedure but also before and after the treatment. Furthermore, Art Line Hair Clinic is not limited to hair transplants. The clinic also offers beard transplants, eyebrow transplants, hair care treatments, and medical therapies, all of which are tailored to meet the needs of each patient. Future Goal: Expanding to the U.S. After its success in Mexico, Art Line Hair Clinic now plans to open a new center in the United States. With a vision of becoming a global brand, the clinic aims to bring Turkish expertise and cutting-edge technology to even more people around the world. Those interested may contact Art Line Hair Clinic. Contact Information: Contact person - Dr. Ali KocAddress: José María Velazco 2488, Piso 7, Zona Urbana Rio Tijuana, C.P. 22010, Tijuana, +52 663 102 6329Website: @artlineclinicEmail: artlinehairclinic@ To view the source version of this press release, please visit Sign in to access your portfolio

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