Football was a game where the teams are involved, creates leagues and compete each other. However it's a big endustry now and teams become big clubs and the owner of them are very rich people. People buy the teams for big values, creates their own teams and spend a lof of money. Manchester City is a big example for it. An Arabian Prince have bought the team last summer and they have bought a lof of player. The last player they wanted to buy was Kaka Leité and they offered A.C. Milan 120 million € for this player, however money didn't win and Kaka didn't want to go The Britain.
As footbal becoming a big endustry and money starts to talk, football clubs are starting to produce players like companies. It effects their education, because football clubs want them to just focus on football and forget about education. That's the biggest mistake they do. Because even though there are a lot of players who are talented, they don't become very big players and a football star, because of their lack of education and moral. I remember that in the early 90th, Dynamo Kiev was the champions of European and there were some players who had graduated from two universities. The team had an incredible dicipline and that was the most significant thing in their championships. But now, we can't see any of them. For example, a player can kick his friend like he has a hatret. Or the players of Fenerbahçe and Galatasaray, the two biggest team in Turkish football, can fight in the rivalry game. And they are always in camp and always together in the National Team. After the incidents, people can argue about who strated the fight and who did what, however no ones talk about why are these happening or what's the biggest problem about growing a football player in Turkey. Because the problems starts at that level. We don't give them a good education and ei don't care about their mental problems. We just wan them to be a good player and serve their team. I think that's the biggest mistake in endustrial football, and as the money and this mentality exist, the situation is not going to be changed.
Football was a game where the teams are involved, creates leagues and compete each other. However it's a big endustry now and teams become big clubs and the owner of them are very rich people. People buy the teams for big values, creates their own teams and spend a lof of money. Manchester City is a big example for it. An Arabian Prince have bought the team last summer and they have bought a lof of player. The last player they wanted to buy was Kaka Leité and they offered A.C. Milan 120 million € for this player, however money didn't win and Kaka didn't want to go The Britain.
As footbal becoming a big endustry and money starts to talk, football clubs are starting to produce players like companies. It effects their education, because football clubs want them to just focus on football and forget about education. That's the biggest mistake they do. Because even though there are a lot of players who are talented, they don't become very big players and a football star, because of their lack of education and moral. I remember that in the early 90th, Dynamo Kiev was the champions of European and there were some players who had graduated from two universities. The team had an incredible dicipline and that was the most significant thing in their championships. But now, we can't see any of them. For example, a player can kick his friend like he has a hatret. Or the players of Fenerbahçe and Galatasaray, the two biggest team in Turkish football, can fight in the rivalry game. And they are always in camp and always together in the National Team. After the incidents, people can argue about who strated the fight and who did what, however no ones talk about why are these happening or what's the biggest problem about growing a football player in Turkey. Because the problems starts at that level. We don't give them a good education and ei don't care about their mental problems. We just wan them to be a good player and serve their team. I think that's the biggest mistake in endustrial football, and as the money and this mentality exist, the situation is not going to be changed. 
He didn't join the training the day after, and told the press that he hadn't experienced anything quite like that in his career and and while watching the record he couldn't recognize himself. He also stated that he doesn't have any desire to play football after what he had been through.
