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Soccer-Turkey Bans 147 Club Officials for 45 Days in Betting Probe

The disciplinary board found betting-rule violations in 147 of 448 cases and imposed 45-day penalties that bar officials from duties.

  • On Tuesday, the Turkish Football Federation's disciplinary committee imposed 45-day bans on 147 current and former club officials for violating betting rules, barring them from carrying out duties within the sport during suspension.
  • The Professional Football Disciplinary Board issued these penalties after reviewing 448 cases referred by the TFF, while clearing 301 individuals due to insufficient evidence for disciplinary action.
  • Among those sanctioned is Ertugrul Dogan, president of Super Lig club Trabzonspor, according to the committee's ruling that targets current and former officials.
  • The TFF has tightened its oversight of betting since a scandal rocked Turkish soccer last year, having previously suspended 149 referees and 1,024 players as part of the broader investigation.
  • Authorities focused on individuals who served over the previous five years at clubs competing in Turkey's top two divisions, establishing the investigation's geographic and temporal scope.
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Turkey bans 147 club officials for 45 days in betting probe

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Turkish football is shaken by a new bombshell: 147 officials have been suspended for betting, including the head of Trabzonspor!

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Disciplinary Council of Turkey removes 147 leaders for 45 days for violations of betting rules and files cases of 301 investigated

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