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Galatasaray have decided to fire manager Fatih Terim. The former Turkey international team manager has been relieved of his duties after a 6-1 drubbing by Real Madrid in the Champions League and some less than impressive domestic performances.It is understood that 'Cim Bom Bom' had offered Terim a brand new two year deal, but he decided against signing the proposed contract."After Fatih Terim's rejection of our two-year contract offer, the Galatasaray board have been obligated to find new solutions", Galatasaray said in a statement."We thank Fatih Terim for his contributions and we would like everyone to know that we will be proud of his future achievements with Turkish national team."
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