Konyaspor and their player Enis Bardhi have been referred to the Professional Football Disciplinary Board (PFDK) following disciplinary issues in the Süper Lig. This development came after the TFF Legal Advisory completed its report on the match against Kocaelispor, which Konyaspor lost 2-1 at home on 29 August. The news was reported by Konya Yeni Gün newspaper, citing İHA as the source.

Konyaspor has made a difficult start to the Süper Lig season, sitting in 18th place with 0 points from three games. The team has lost all three matches (LLL), scoring 3 goals while conceding 7 for a -4 goal difference. Trailing league leaders Galatasaray by 7 points, Konyaspor will next face 13th-placed Gaziantep FK at home on 6 December 2026. The team's current squad and league standing provide important context during this challenging period.

What disciplinary charges did the club face?

Konyaspor Club has been referred to the disciplinary board on two separate charges. Under Article 53 of the Football Disciplinary Instruction, the club was held responsible for 'ugly and bad conduct' due to 'ugly and bad chanting sounds' from the stands. Additionally, the club was referred to the PFDK under Article 52 of the same instruction for 'field incidents' due to events during the match. These referrals add further pressure as the club navigates its difficult position in the league table.

Why was Enis Bardhi shown a red card?

Konyaspor's North Macedonian midfielder Enis Bardhi entered the game in the second half of the match against Kocaelispor. Bardhi received a red card during the match, leaving his team with 10 players. For this behavior, he was referred to the PFDK as a precautionary measure under Article 43 of the Football Disciplinary Instruction for 'unlawful behavior'. Bardhi's referral took effect from 30 August. The player's potential suspension could impact the team's stats and planning for upcoming matches.

What is the team's current form and next fixture?

These disciplinary issues coincide with a poor start to the season for Konyaspor. Three defeats in three matches have placed the team at the bottom of the league standings. Scoring 3 goals while conceding 7 in the first three weeks points to problems in both defense and attack. The team will host Gaziantep FK on Saturday, 6 December 2026. This fixture presents a major opportunity to reverse the poor league form and address the recent disciplinary troubles. You can follow the full match schedule on our fixtures page. Konyaspor needs to regroup quickly and establish discipline both on and off the pitch.