President of a Turkish club gets detained after striking the referee in the face.

The justice minister also remanded in custody two other suspects over the violence

A Turkish court on Tuesday requested the capture of Faruk Koca, who is the leader of club Ankaragucu, for hitting ref Halil Umut Meler directly upside the head following the determination of a Super Lig match against Rizespor on Monday.

The equity serve additionally remanded in authority two different suspects over the savagery.

The Turkish Football Organization (TFF) had suspended all associations after the "despicable" occurrence.

Equity Clergyman Yilmaz Tunc said Koca and two others were officially captured for "harming a public authority" after examiners took explanations from them.

"The examination is going on carefully," Tunc said via virtual entertainment stage X, previously known as Twitter. A choice was made to force legal controls on three further suspects.

Koca entered the field and hit Meler when the last whistle blew after Rizespor scored a 97th moment balancer in the 1-1 draw at Eryaman Arena, film from state telecaster TRT showed.

Ankaragucu fans attacked the pitch after the game and Meler was likewise kicked when he fell. He ultimately came to the changing area with the assistance of the police.

The organization said Ankaragucu, its administrator, club authorities and every one of those at legitimate fault for going after the ref will be "rebuffed in the most grounded terms conceivable".

FIFA President Gianni Infantino said the occasions that occurred after the match were "absolutely unsatisfactory and have no bearing in our game or society".

"Without match authorities there is no football," he added.

A FIFA ref beginning around 2017, 37-year-old Meler assumed responsibility for Lazio's Bosses Association bunch game with Celtic on Nov. 28.

Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on X that game is "contradictory with brutality".

"We won't ever permit savagery to happen in Turkish games."

Refs in Turkey are frequently censured by club directors and presidents for their choices however are seldom the objective of savage assaults.

Ankaragucu are eleventh in the standings on 18 focuses, three puts underneath Rizespor on 22 focuses after 15 matches.