'They asked, we attacked' - Mourinho mocked after loss to Osimhen's Galatasaray as club explain how special one was cooked

Jose Mourinho and his opposite number during the Fenerbahce vs Galatasaray clash.

'They asked, we attacked' - Mourinho mocked after loss to Osimhen's Galatasaray as club explain how special one was cooked

Izuchukwu Akawor • Izuchukwu Akawor • 20:29 - 21.09.2024

Victor Osimhen's Galatasaray has explained how they listened to their fans after a big win against Jose Mourinho's Fenerbahce.

Turkish Super Lig leaders Galatasaray have taken to social media to celebrate their emphatic victory against rivals Fenerbahce, managed by Jose Mourinho while highlighting the crucial role played by their passionate fanbase.

In a match that saw Nigerian striker Victor Osimhen make a significant impact, Galatasaray secured a decisive 3-1 win against their Istanbul rivals.

The club's post-match communications have drawn attention not only for their celebratory tone but also for their playful jabs at the opposition and their high-profile manager.

Responding to a banner displayed in the stands that read "Attack Fener," Galatasaray acknowledged the influence of their supporters on the team's aggressive approach.

Victor Osimhen celebrates the big win with his Galatasaray mates.
Victor Osimhen celebrates the big win with his Galatasaray mates.

The club's official social media account posted, "They asked, we attacked," directly crediting the fans for inspiring their winning strategy.

In a separate post, Galatasaray couldn't resist the opportunity to take a lighthearted dig at Fenerbahce's renowned manager, Mourinho.

Playing on Mourinho's self-styled moniker, the club quipped, "Seems like we're cooking a special one tonight."

This clever wordplay not only celebrated their victory but also playfully trolled the Portuguese tactician known as "The Special One."

Galatasaray mock Jose Mourinho after the loss.
Galatasaray mock Jose Mourinho after the loss.

These social media interactions show the vibrant fan culture surrounding Turkish football and highlight how clubs like Galatasaray actively engage with their supporters.

By acknowledging the fans' role in their tactical approach and success, the club has further strengthened its bond with its fanbase.

Dries Mertens celebrates after an incredible link up with Osimhen.

The victory, coupled with these engaging social media posts, has undoubtedly energised Galatasaray's supporters as the team continues to lead the Super Lig table.

For Mourinho and Fenerbahce, this defeat and the subsequent online banter will likely add extra spice to future encounters between these fierce Istanbul rivals.