The midfielder was targeted by Fenerbahçe fans, in the 4-1 win over Kayserispor, referring to the Turkish Cup quarter-finalists. The Brazilian apologized and apologized for the misinterpretations
Fenerbahçe fans have not forgiven Willian Arau. Midfielder Jorge Jesus was suggested to join the Brazilian national team, and the remarks did not fit the sympathetic fans of the Istanbul motto.
In the reception of Kayserispor (4-1), a match referring to the quarter-finals of the Turkish Cup, the midfielder entered the second half and whistled, which angered Jorge Jesus, who did not hide his displeasure.
“I know his ability [Jorge Jesus] And I know that I will give a lot to our team and our country. It’s a style of play that suits the national team. The former Flamengo player said, a few days ago, in a broadcast on ESPN that I think it would be a good name if it was chosen, and for sure it would be very successful.
But Aaron has already apologized for the remarks he made. The midfielder, who worked with Jorge Jesus in two different clubs, wants the Portuguese to stay in Istanbul.
“I gave an interview and they misinterpreted me. They asked me a question, if the master was chosen to be the next coach of the national team, and I answered him. But my will, I want to make it clear, is that he stays here and that we achieve our goals,” he said on social media.
Şunu açıklığa kavuşturmak isterim ki brezilya “da bir kanala verdiğim biröportajda sadece bana sorulan soruya cevap verdim, benim isteğim hocamızın yıllarca bizimle kalmasönen, bu senede ézimle kalmasönen
– Willian Arao (@willianarao) April 6, 2023
Jorge Jesus and Willian Arao’yu ıslıklayan tribunlere tepki gösterdi.
Jesus’un tepkisinden sonra ıslıklar daha da arttı. pic.twitter.com/GFrUXe8hOi
– Tek Yol Fener (Tek Yol Fener) April 6, 2023
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