UEFA Makes a Surprising Decision: It Will Send Observers to Türkiye - Sözcü Newspaper
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UEFA is preparing an audit of the Turkish Football Federation (TFF). Following recent refereeing scandals and betting investigations, and with TFF officials being referred to the disciplinary committee, it has been learned that UEFA will be scrutinizing Türkiye.
Following the referral of 448 club officials to disciplinary action in Turkey due to investigations into refereeing and betting allegations, UEFA has begun closely monitoring the situation. It has been claimed that UEFA is preparing to send a special observer to Turkey. Here are the details...
The Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) has reportedly decided to send observers to Türkiye following the referral of 448 individuals to the Turkish Football Federation Disciplinary Committee (PFDK) as part of the "Referees File" and betting investigation being conducted by the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office.
The process in Turkish football, which began with the detention of referees and the referral of 448 officials to the Disciplinary Committee of the Turkish Football Federation (PFDK) due to betting scandals, has also reached the European agenda. It is claimed that UEFA has taken action following the developments in Türkiye.
Following the detention orders issued as part of the "referees file" investigation, it has been alleged that UEFA may ban Turkish clubs from European competitions. Here are the details...
Turkish football continues to be shaken by the "Referees' File" investigation, in which MHK President Ferhat Gündoğdu and referee Yasin Kol were detained, the scandalous WhatsApp messages, and the referral of 448 club executives to the PFDK on grounds of betting.
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