Yaw Ackah of Kayserispor, which will host Fenerbahçe in the 13th week of the Super League, made a statement to Fanatik before the Fenerbahçe match. Emphasizing that they prepared very well and had a breakthrough with Sinan Kaloğlu, the 25-year-old Ghanaian forward said, “I hope this match will be a match where the referee does not influence. I hope it will be a fair result on the field.”
– How did Kayserispor prepare for the match, what are your expectations?
“We prepared very well for the match. We have gone through very difficult times this season, but we need to get points from this match in order for our victory last week to have meaning. While we were playing for Boavista in Portugal, we had a difficult time there as well, and we played the Sporting match and got a point. Both teams responded to this. “I like it and I think we will not lose the match. The referees have made many mistakes against us this season. We trust them, but I hope this match will be a match where the referee does not influence. I hope it will be a fair result on the field.”
– What changed after Sinan Kaloğlu took office?
“The friendship and atmosphere in the team has changed a lot in a positive way. We have a coach who understands us and explains well what is expected from us. This has started to be reflected in the scores. I think we will be better.”
– You were playing during the eras of Çağdaş Atan and Recep Uçar, but Burak Yılmaz never evaluated you. Was there a problem? How is your relationship with Sinan Kaloğlu?
“Yes, I worked with very valuable coaches. Such as Çağdaş Atan, Recep Uçar… I learned a lot from them. Burak Yılmaz is also a valuable person, but he used his choice differently. We could not win for a very long time, but the coach continued that way, he has the right to discretion. We football players, “We must always keep ourselves ready and fight hard to make our fans happy when we step on the field.”
– Message to the fans…
“They have always been with us in good times and bad times. Let them continue like that. We will continue to fight for them.”
