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Fenerbahce Istanbul chairman jailed in match-fixing probe

Turkey Match Fixing Scandal
Turkey Match Fixing Scandal is the agenda in Turkey, as influental chairman of Fenerbahce sent to jail yesterday.

Fenerbahce chairman Aziz Yildirim, who was detained last Sunday in scope of the biggest match-fixing probe scandal in Turkey, was arrested and sent to prison by court.

Aziz Yildirim, chairman of last season’s Turkish League champions Fenerbahce, was arrested and sent to prison on Sunday, after days of interrogation as part of a match-fixing investigation that has recently shaken Turkey.Turkey Match Fici

Turkey’s Agenda : Turkey Match Fixing Scandal

Fenerbahce Sports Club Boss Yildirim, an important figure in turkish football, who was detained last Sunday within the scope of the Turkey match fixing scandal investigation into the nationwide match-fixing scandal, was arrested by the Istanbul 14th High Criminal Court on duty yesterday, and sent to Metris prison.

Match Fixing and Organized Crime Turkey

The 59-year-old chairman was arrested on charges of “setting up & managing a criminal organization” and “match-fixing”.

As Yildirim was under interrogation at the courthouse in Istanbul’s Besiktas district, Fenerbahce fans gathered at Bagdat Street on the other side of the city to protest the investigation. In the meantime, thousands of fans travelled to northwestern Duzce province, where Fenerbahce players are currently on a training camp, to show their love and support.
Commenting on yesterday’s arrest, football experts said that chairman Yildirim was also faced with the risk of being expelled from Fenerbahce Sports Club due to the club’s regulations on disciplinary actions.

If convicted as a result of the judiciary process, Yildirim, who has been Fenerbahce’s chairman for 13 years, will no longer be a member of the sports club, sources said.

Football Crazed Turkey : The Fall of Fenerbahce Istanbul ?

On July 3, Turkish police waged operations in several Turkish provinces and searched premises of several football clubs, detaining scores including first division club players and executives in connection with match-fixing charges.
Suspects included Aziz Yildirim, chairman of last season’s champions Fenerbahce, a number of club officials, players and executives from several Turkish teams.

During his week-long interrogation, Yildirim was hospitalized several times due to his health problems and also went through an angiography.

 

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