Turkish police have issued a wanted notice for Fenerbahce fans over a pole thrown at a supporter.

Suspects in the attempted murder

According to The Sun: The police are searching for three fans of 'Fenerbahce' in the attempted murder case, who threw a heavy concrete pole at a supporter during a match in August.

The Turkish team held two matches against 'Feyenoord' in the Champions League qualifying round.

Three 'Fenerbahce' fans attempted to lift the concrete pole Reddit The pole was thrown over the barrier separating home and away supporters Reddit

During the return match in Istanbul, three men attempted to lift the heavy pole and, with considerable effort, managed to throw it over the barrier separating the fans.

According to Dutch media, one of the 'Feyenoord' supporters was struck in the head by this pole while trying to alert the police about dangerous objects being thrown over the barrier.

After the incident, the victim suffered severe concussions and a broken arm, and according to reports from the Netherlands, was unable to work for two months after the match.

A police spokesman told the local television program 'Opsporing Verzocht' that the victim continues to suffer from 'terrible headaches, cannot tolerate bright light, and cannot drive.'

Three suspects were not arrested during the match, but new video footage of them appeared on Dutch television this week, and police hope to identify them.

The men are suspected of attempted murder.

The match and its consequences

Fenerbahce, led by Jose Mourinho, won the match 5-2, completing a comeback after losing 2-1 in the first game.

Later, the team was knocked out of the tournament in the next round by 'Benfica', which is also managed by Mourinho.

Getty This incident highlights how crucial it is to maintain order at football matches and take measures to ensure the safety of fans. The situation has raised outrage among both fans and sports organizations, which are calling for closer monitoring of fan behavior in the future.