Altay's Receivership Case Has Been Postponed; the Turkish Football Federation Will Be Questioned About the Club's Activities.
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Due to the financial crisis and the absence of candidates, the hearing of the Altai Sports Club, which filed a lawsuit demanding the appointment of a trustee to the management, was postponed. While the court was presented with a list of 3 registered candidates, the club's lawyer Beyza Şen announced that they will take a decision to waive the case in order to avoid prolonging the process and will soon file an official application.
Altay's receivership case was postponed at the Izmir 1st Civil Court; the court ruled that letters should be sent to the Turkish Football Federation (TFF) and the Izmir Provincial Directorate of Youth and Sports to investigate the names of potential receivers. Lawyer Beyza Şen stated that the club would proceed with a waiver of rights and would file an application.
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