Mehmet Topal Survives Being Shot At In 'Terrorist Attack' While Driving Home From Fenerbahce Training

• Fenerbahce said that the incident was an 'armed terrorist attack' as the bullet-proof G Class came under fire

Fenerbahce midfielder Mehmet Topal had shots fired at him on his drive home from training on Tuesday, with the Turkish club condemning the incident as a 'terrorist attack'.

The 29-year-old Turkish international survived behind the bullet-proof glass of his Mercedes G class and both he and team-mate Uygar Mert Zeybek escaped unscathed, the club confirmed.

Fenerbahce published photos of the car's windscreen that appeared to show bullet damage, although it had not penetrated the glass.

• Fenerbahce have announced their Turkey international midfielder Mehmet Topal survived his car being shot at

• The shooting attack is the second against a Fenerbahce target this year after another on their bus in April

The shooting attack is the second against a Fenerbahce target this year.

The team's bus came under armed attack on April 4, as it drove to the airport following an away league match at Caykur Rizespor.

On that occasion, the bus driver was wounded in the gun attack and taken to hospital, with a side window shattered and damage caused to the front windscreen. Football in Turkey was suspended for a week.

Source: Mail Online