Galatasaray have accused British authorities of "immoral treatment" after problems travelling for their Champions League clash with Manchester United.In an extraordinary statement, the Turkish champions complained about the treatment they received on their return flight from Manchester to Istanbul, as well as issues encountered obtaining visas before travelling. Hopefully their troubles were worth it, as Gala ran out 3-2 winners in a dramatic encounter at Old Trafford.
"This disrespectful behaviour, which started with the difficulties that the British Consulate General in Istanbul caused to the players, technical delegation and staff of our team during the visa process, continued during the entry of our team into the UK, and as of last night, it has turned into an immoral treatment that violates universal human rights values.
"It must be known that no one can treat the players, technical staff and executives of Galatasaray Sports Club, the pride of Turkey, in this way. We share with the public that we will fight against the owners of this immoral behaviour until the end."Regardless of all these incidents, we would like to thank the representatives of Manchester United for kindly hosting our club before and after the match.