Poll: Are citizens hopeful about the new TFF management? 62.5% of participants are pessimistic

The Turkish Football Federation's Ordinary Financial and Elective General Assembly took place on July 18, and İbrahim Hacıosmanoğlu was elected as the new TFF President, succeeding Mehmet Büyükekşi.

The survey, which involved 3,307 participants across Turkey and was conducted between July 29 and 31, was carried out using the CAWI technique, a quantitative research method, via "Areda Survey's Profile-Based Digital Panel."

Research company Areda Survey asked the public about the recent change in the management of the Turkish Football Federation (TFF). According to the survey results, 62.5 percent of the public believe that the new management will not create a significant change, while 37.5 percent think that the new management will be more successful.

When examined by age group, 24.3 percent of participants aged 55 and over believe the new administration will be successful, while 75.7 percent are of the opinion that there will be no change.

Among participants in the 35-54 age range, 34.7 percent are hopeful about the new administration, while 65.3 percent do not expect any change. In the 18-34 age group, unlike the others, 49.5 percent think the new administration will not bring change, while 50.5 percent believe it will be successful.

When evaluated by gender, men are more hopeful about the new administration than women. 32.8% of women and 42.3% of men expect an increase in success with the new president. Meanwhile, 67.2% of women and 57.7% of men believe that there will be no change with the new administration.