A search was carried out at the TFFHGD headquarters during the referee file investigation.

The "Referees File" investigation initiated by the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office Illegal Betting and Sports Crimes Bureau against some suspects for the crimes of "torture", "forgery of official documents", "abuse of trust" and "illegal seizure of personal data" continues.

As part of the investigation, police teams searched the headquarters of the Turkish Active Football Referees and Observers Association in Üsküdar. During the search, 125 folders, including exam documents, income-expense statements and association records, were seized.

It was also learned that MHK Chairman suspect Ferhat Gündoğdu gave his phone number and password to the police teams.

Within the scope of the "Referees file" investigation carried out by Istanbul Police Department Financial Crimes Branch Directorate teams under the coordination of Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office Illegal Betting and Sports Crimes Bureau, it was determined that there were allegations of "torture" and "forgery of official documents" against some suspects.

As a result of open source research, MASAK and HTS studies, complainant and witness statements and expert findings within the scope of the file, it was evaluated that MHK President Ferhat Gündoğdu and some referees and observers who are MHK members may be connected to the crime.