Mourinho is dissatisfied with the simplicity of farewell ceremony, Fenerbahce double captain resists fighting to intensify civil unrest

Fenebache's civil strife escalated again: the farewell ceremony held for the meritorious captain Dzeko and Tadic was finally completed in a canteen at the Samandra Training Base. This farewell, which was defined by the club as "simple", made coach Mourinho unhappy on the spot. "Is this a farewell gift to the veterans?" He questioned the management's decision to arrange the ceremony in the "restaurant" but received no response.

A more dramatic twist occurred before the final battle: the two captains explicitly refused to participate in the league against Konia and left Istanbul overnight. It was revealed that the club originally planned to hold a formal farewell ceremony for the two after the game, but Dzeko and Tadic refused to end the controversial atmosphere. "We don't want to say goodbye to the fans' protests. This club deserves purer happiness." Dzeko's response pointed to the street protests caused by home fans due to dissatisfaction with the record. There were few spectators at that game, and most fans were gathering outside the court to express their demands.

Mourinho paid special tribute to the two before the game: "In his 25-year coaching career, you are the most professional players I have ever met." Tadic hints through his wife's INS dynamics: his avatar was replaced by a child wearing an Ajax jersey, and Mourinho sent a message after he left the team: "I look forward to you becoming an excellent coach."

The core of the contradiction now lies in the misarrangement of the farewell ceremony: the management's attempt to replace the farewell wine with medals is regarded as a slight contempt for meritorious deeds. Mourinho clarified at the post-match press conference: "It's not that the club or I fired them, but that there is a deviation in communication." But the refusal of double captains has become an obvious sign of civil unrest - when the three goalkeepers allocated the last three rounds of playing time through draws, Talisca and other main players were rotated, the team's out of control had already appeared. This hasty farewell and break is pushing Fenerbahce's management crisis to the forefront of public opinion.