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Vroutsis on Basketgate: "Light Will Be Shed on the Federation's Finances" - Referees and Officials to the Inquiry Today

Giannis Vroutsis: The Deputy Minister of Sports commented today, Monday (26/10), on what is happening in Greek basketball after the match-fixing scandal. “Unfortunately, a deep wound has opened in sports,” Mr. Vroutsis initially said, then claiming that the judiciary acted quickly and showed its reflexes. “Self-government is self-government and the […] Vroutsis’ article on basketgate: “Light will fall on the Federation’s finances” – Referees and…

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The Deputy Minister of Sports, Yiannis Vroutsis, spoke of a deep “wound” in Greek basketball, referring to the case of match-fixing in Greek basketball. “A deep wound has opened, what is happening is toxic, heartbreaking, creates feelings of sadness,” he said of the Basketgate case, emphasizing that “we all have a duty together to restore the credibility of the championship and the sport.” Speaking to ANT1 on Monday morning (26/10), Mr. Vroutsi…

The Minister of Sports spoke of a deep wound in Greek sports, after the revelations about the scandal in the basketball world. Specifically, he stated to "ANT1": "Unfortunately, a deep wound has opened in sports. Self-government is self-government and the state is the state. The EEC's finances will also be exposed. The state reacted with

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Giannis Vroutsis spoke about what is happening in Greek basketball with the scandal of the century and focused on what he aims to do. The post Vroutsis: “Light will fall on the finances of the EEC, we will make sure the championship continues” appeared first on www.ertsports.gr.

Developments in Greek basketball are rapid, with Giannis Vroutsis calling a meeting with the EEC administration, while clarifying that...More...

Giannis Vroutsis spoke about the scandal of alleged match-fixing in basketball, the control of the EEC's finances and the continuation of the championship.

Giannis Vroutsis spoke of a "deep wound" in Greek basketball after the case of alleged match-fixing, announcing an audit of the EEC's finances and assuring that the championship will continue as normal.

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