In 2002 he became World Cup history’s fastest scorer and Turkish bronze hero. Now the danger Turkish football icon Hakan Sükür up to four years in prison, according to The Guardian. For insulting tweets against Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
The Turkish former national team striker at risk according to the Guardian up to four years in prison for a series of tweets with insults incumbent President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his son. Hakan Sükür its defense said he had directed the insults against the President, but prosecutors argue that tweets should have been clearly directed against Erdogan. The first hearing in the case is expected within the next few weeks, although Sükür yourself informed of social media that he is in the United States and California.
Hakan Sükür became known throughout the football world during the summer of 2002, when led Turkey a surprising bronze in the World Cup. After he put the shoes on the shelf in 2007 saddled the today 44-year-old Galatasaray icon on to a life as a politician. In 2011 he became parlamentsledarmot for that Erdogan’s party AKP. Erdogan, who at that time was Prime Minister of the country. Sükür resigned from his post after a corruption scandal in 2013.
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