Former Inter defender Elgin beats his teammate in the Turkish League, gets red card + is removed from the team
5:24pm, 27 September 2025Football
September 27 According to the "Milan Sports" report, former Inter defender Elgin received a red card for beating his teammates in the Turkish League.
The 36-year-old Elgin is a Turkish defender. He played for Inter Milan for a short time and has also played in the three Turkish Super League giants, Galatasaray, Fenerbahce and Besiktas. Currently Elgin plays for Türkiye's Shakayasp Club.
In yesterday's Turkish League One, Shakaasp challenged Pedikasburg away. In the 76th minute of the game, Elkin had an argument with his teammate Brack on the court. The two first quarreled above their heads, and then Elkin waved his hand and hit the other side. The referee immediately sent Elgin off a red card. In the end, Shakayaspu lost the game 1-4 away.
After the game, Shakayasp Club also punished Elgin, and he has been excluded from the first team list.
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