
NEW Party Çanakkale Deputy İsmet Güneşhan called on the Minister of Youth and Sports and the TFF President to resign following the allegations centered on the Central Referee Board.
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Allegations of match-fixing, betting and mobbing centered on the Central Referee Board (MHK) are discussed in Turkish football.
YeniParty Çanakkale Deputy and TBMM Youth and Sports Commission Member İsmet Güneşhan made a statement regarding the allegations regarding the latest developments centered on the Central Referee Board.
Güneşhan invited the Minister of Youth and Sports and the President of the Turkish Football Federation to resign due to the events.
NO ONE CAN BE EXCLUDED FROM THE PROCESS
Güneşhan said in his statement:
"As a member of the GNAT Youth and Sports Commission, I closely follow the latest developments centered on the Central Referee Board and the allegations that undermine the trust in justice in football. Very serious allegations, from match-fixing to betting, from mobbing to scandalous referee appointments, are an indication of why we are in these situations in football. The aforementioned are not simple allegations or isolated incidents, they are a serious issue that directly concerns the conscience and public trust of millions of football fans. All the statements expressed around the MHK and the refereeing institution "The allegations must be clarified completely and transparently by the judicial authorities, leaving no room for doubt. Purification must be ensured in sports without exception. No one, regardless of their position, can be excluded from this process."
THOSE WHO HAVE THE PROBLEM CANNOT BE PART OF THE SOLUTION
"Our belief that those who created this problem themselves, who deliberately and openly brought it to this situation, can produce a solution is a big zero," said Güneşhan, concluding his words as follows:
"The Minister of Youth and Sports and the President of the Turkish Football Federation must resign immediately. Those who own the problem cannot be the addressees of the solution. Only we can solve these problems! We will never tolerate the usurpation of the efforts of the workers who sweat on the field, the fans who give their hearts to their teams in the stands, and our young athletes who run towards their dreams with all their sweat. There is no sport and no future on a field where the sense of justice is damaged. To purify our sports from doubts and leave a clean, fair future to our youth." “We have to.”

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