Decisions must align with each other. In the previous instances I've mentioned, there wasn't even an investigation or a decision taken. Let's set all that aside; even the British themselves would admit that Bellingham should receive a harsher punishment than Merih."
"Any conscientious person who trusts in justice, equality, and pursuing fairness will understand that there are double standards, discrimination, and ill-intent behind this decision, which is politically motivated against Türkiye," the lawyer said.
"Unfortunately, there is a sensitive issue in Europe, especially concerning discrimination and racism, which UEFA is aware of. However, Türkiye is the country facing discrimination and double standards here. UEFA has made a discriminatory decision against Türkiye."
Provocation warning for Turkish supporters
Dinçer urged the Turkish fans who will attend Saturday's quarterfinal match against the Netherlands in Berlin to show their reactions without falling into provocation.
"Let's register our protest within legal limits. Let's support our players. Our players will respond beautifully to this ... I am sure tomorrow we will achieve a beautiful victory and give the best answer on the field," he said. President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan will also attend the match.
