Turkish media have published details from Mërgim Berisha's quarrel with his fiancée. It seems that this issue has been resolved with the court and already the footballer risks prison, after denunciations of violence.
Fenerbahçe striker, Mërgim Berisha, who is suspected of beating his girlfriend, Vesa Vllasaliu, and confiscating his personal belongings in the residence where they lived together in Umraniye, is obliged by the court to stay away from him. The court also stated in its decision that if Berisha does not implement the decision, he will be sentenced to compulsory imprisonment of up to 30 days.
Vesa Vllasaliu, through her lawyer, has filed a report against the Fenerbahçe striker, Mergim Berisha. The petition stated that Vllasaliu and Berisha have been living together since September 2021 and had planned to get married next month.
In a prestigious media outlet in Turkey, Hurriyet, the petition claimed that Berisha had used violence against Vllasaliu and evicted him from his apartment in Umraniye, where they lived together. The petition stated that Berisha had confiscated Vllasaliu's belongings and did not allow him to take them. The petition for the security guards of Berisha's residence states that he gave instructions such as " Do not take Vllasaliu to any place ".
The petition stated, among other things, that: “The sole purpose of the client is to take private items, even invoices, and terminate all relations with the other party. However, it is very likely that the client will be exposed to physical violence again. In addition, he uses various kinds of insults and insulting speeches against the lawyer. " The petition also stated that Berisha threatened Vllasaliu.
In the petition where it was claimed that Berisha committed the act of "robbery" by not giving Vllasal's belongings, it was emphasized that Vllasaliu had filed a report against Berisha. It was requested that an investigation be launched against Berisha and a detention order be issued.
The First Court of Anatolia, on the other hand, decided that Berisha should not make words and behaviors that include violence, threats, insults, humiliation and humiliation for 2 months, in accordance with the Law on Family Protection and Prevention of Violence Against Women '. The court also decided that Berisha should not approach Vllasaliu's apartment and workplace for 2 months.
The court also ruled that Berisha should not harass Vllasali for 2 months by means of communication or other means and ruled that if it is found that Berisha did not comply with the requirements of the decisions in question, he will be sentenced to imprisonment from 3 days to 30 days.
