Beşiktaş physiotherapist Serdar Korkmaz hospitalized
Beşiktaş confirmed that physiotherapist Serdar Korkmaz fell ill during the Hoffenheim match but is not in life-threatening danger.

Beşiktaş released a statement on its official website regarding the health condition of physiotherapist Serdar Korkmaz, who fell ill during the UEFA Europa League match against Hoffenheim. According to the club, Korkmaz experienced headaches and dizziness during the game and was taken to hospital for further examination, where he remains under observation. The club stressed that there is no life-threatening risk involved.
The incident occurred on a night when Beşiktaş secured a victory on the pitch. Speaking after the match, Önder Özen admitted that he could not fully enjoy the win. He explained that a colleague was lying on a stretcher at the facility and would soon be transported to hospital by ambulance.
Özen noted that Serdar Korkmaz has long served Beşiktaş while also working with the Turkish national team. He said the incident overshadowed the joy of the victory, adding that his colleague's health was what truly mattered. The entire squad was thinking of Korkmaz, Özen said, expressing hope for a swift recovery.
Providing further details, Özen revealed that Korkmaz's blood pressure had dropped and that he needed to remain under observation for the time being. Treatment was set to begin at a university hospital in the city, with Özen noting there was a possibility Korkmaz might need to stay there longer, though he hoped this would not be the case. The team expressed its wish to bring Korkmaz back to Turkey together as soon as possible.
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