Arda Güler, a star player for Real Madrid, received a yellow card for his involvement in a serious altercation following Turkey’s match against Czechia.
Güler and Turkey have just secured a spot in the European Championship’s Last-16.
Vincenzo Montella’s team has progressed past the group stages of the Euros for the first time since 2008 thanks to a 2-1 victory over the previously mentioned Czechia.For his part, young Güler made an early appearance on the night before being pulled from the action in the late stages following a relatively uneventful performance.
аs previоusly mentiоned, hоwever, the 19-yeаr-оld fоund himself frоnt аnd center оf the drаmа in Hаmburg fоllоwing the blоw оf the full-time whistle.
As much emerged when a fierce altercation broke out between the two groups of players.
A huge number of players pushed and shoved each other towards the sideline, causing cameras to rapidly return to a significant flashpoint that had first drawn attention away from the stars on show due to a pitch invasion.
Tomáš Chorý of the Czech Republic received a red card for his involvement, while Tomas Soucek received a booking as well.
And after returning to the field to support his teammates, Güler was the only Turkish player to receive a yellow card.
FIFA PHONEMES REAL MADRID ABOUT THE WORLD CUP FINAL
The authorities at La Liga powerhouse Real Madrid have been contacted by FIFA, the authority that oversees international football.
This is being done with the 2030 World Cup in mind.
Of course, preparations have long been on for the World Cup to be held in a number of other nations and places in the future.And if the most recent information that has surfaced in the media is any indication, FIFA has already decided on their preferred location for the tournament final.
The concerned ground? The Bernabéu, Santiago.
Per a report published by Marca:
“FIFA wants the Santiago Bernabéu to host the 2030 World Cup final.”
As a result, talks with the Blancos administration and Real Madrid president Florentino Pérez have already begun.
It is understood that Real has stated unequivocally that they have no intention of permanently giving up their home stadium.
Marca does, however, add, “There is a lot of time left and the agreement will eventually arrive,” implying that the Spanish champions are well aware of the financial and social benefits associated with hosting events of this nature.