Journalist detained over fake news report about Musiala's transfer
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 11, 2026, 7:12 AM
Last updated Aug 11, 2026
A journalist named Burhan Can Terzi was detained in Turkey for spreading false information regarding Jamal Musiala's potential transfer to Galatasaray. The Bakırköy prosecutor’s office in Istanbul ordered his custody after the erroneous report. Terzi was released later that evening. Meanwhile, the UEFA Super Cup is set to feature Paris Saint-Germain facing Aston Villa on Wednesday, with Somali referee Omar Artan officiating after previously missing the World Cup due to visa issues.
- •Burhan Can Terzi was detained for a false report about Jamal Musiala.
- •Musiala was claimed to be joining Galatasaray, prompting legal action.
- •Terzi was released the same evening after detention.
- •Omar Artan will officiate the UEFA Super Cup after a visa issue.
- •PSG and Aston Villa will compete in the UEFA Super Cup on Wednesday.
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"A journalist detained over fake news 🇹🇷On Monday in Turkey, the Bakırköy prosecutor’s office (Istanbul) reportedly ordered journalist Burhan Can Terzi to be taken into custody for spreading ...
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