Budget approved at Galatasaray!
The budget for the June 2024-May 2025 period has been set at Galatasaray. The budget for the yellow-red club's non-football operations for the June 2024-May 2025 period was approved with 3 billion 902 million 294 thousand 936 liras in revenue and 4 billion 714 million 25 thousand 420 liras in expenses.
The Annual Ordinary Budget Meeting at Galatasaray has concluded. The budget for the yellow-red club for the June 2024-May 2025 period was determined at the annual ordinary budget meeting held at the Lütfi Kırdar International Convention and Exhibition Center Anadolu Auditorium.
Club president Dursun Özbek, board members, and over 500 club members attended the meeting, where Eşref Alaçayır was elected as the council chair.
Galatasaray Club Board Member and Treasurer İsmail Sarıkaya announced that for the period in question, 3 billion 902 million 294 thousand 936 liras in revenue and 4 billion 714 million 25 thousand 420 liras in expenses were targeted for non-football activities.
Sarıkaya noted that the 2024-2025 budget is expected to result in a deficit of 811 million 730 thousand 484 liras.
Following the discussions, the budget was put to a vote. At the end of the vote conducted by Eşref Alaçayır, the budget was approved by a large majority.
Delivering a thank-you speech, president Dursun Özbek stated, "May our newly approved budget be beneficial to our community. With your support, we will continue to work to carry Galatasaray to better days. With the environment of unity and solidarity we have created, Galatasaray will race toward greater successes and will continue to be the pride of this country. Long live Galatasaray."
News Source: 12punto
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