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Trabzonspor reject coach Tekke’s resignation after Europa League exit

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Trabzonspor have rejected head coach Fatih Tekke’s resignation following the Turkish club’s heavy Europa League defeat by Ferencvaros. Tekke offered to step down after Trabzonspor were beaten 4-0 in Hungary on Thursday, resulting in a 5-0 aggregate defeat in their play-off tie. As reported by BBC Sport, however, the club rejected the 48-year-old’s resignation on Read More: https://punchng.com/trabzonspor-reject-coach-tekkes-resignation-after-europa-league-exit/

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