سكاي نيوز Sports
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جاهز للتشغيل
Turkish authorities have detained the chairman of the Central Referees Committee for Football, Farhat Gündoğdu, along with six of its members, on charges of interference in refereeing procedures, referee classifications, and appointments. This comes as part of an investigation aimed at uncovering allegations of violations that undermine trust in Turkish football. Justice Minister Akın Gürlek confirmed that the investigations include examining communication records and financial data, with a focus on ensuring transparency in the processes of referee selection and evaluation. He pledged to pursue those responsible for these violations to maintain the integrity of competition and sportsmanship in local football.
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