Striking Büyükekşi claim! Which group will the successor be close to?

It has been claimed that Turkish Football Federation (TFF) President Mehmet Büyükekşi, whose resignation has been demanded since the Super Cup crisis, will leave his post and that his successor is already being prepared.

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Journalist Tolga Şardan has claimed in his column on T24 that TFF President Mehmet Büyükekşi will be removed from his post. 

While Şardan did not share the name of the person who will replace him, he did reveal which club they are close to.

The relevant part of Şardan's article titled "The events in the Trabzon match should not be seen merely as stadium anarchy; it is the beginning of a process that will affect the TFF election..." is as follows:

HE COULD NOT HAVE THE MEETING HE WANTED WITH ERDOĞAN!

"As will be remembered, a major crisis occurred on the last day of last year regarding the Turkish Super Cup being played in Saudi Arabia.

With the eruption of the crisis, information was reflected to the public that President Erdoğan wanted TFF President Mehmet Büyükekşi to leave his post, but that Büyükekşi insisted on meeting with Erdoğan face-to-face to step down.

Since Büyükekşi has not left the presidency from that day to this, despite even the people and groups who support him becoming targets of criticism, he has not yet been able to have the meeting he wanted with President Erdoğan!

HIS ALTERNATIVE IS READY

However, there is another known reality of Turkey: The system does not tolerate a vacuum! The system always creates its alternatives for the place/places that will become vacant!

Acting on this "strange" principle, the system has undoubtedly been slowly preparing Büyükekşi's alternative.

Following President Erdoğan's instruction, Büyükekşi's alternative was identified in recent days. This name is not being spoken of loudly for now.

WILL THERE BE A TRABZON STRUCTURE IN THE TFF?

Let me give a small hint; there will be a Trabzon-based structure in the TFF.

One more piece of information; a powerful group with a say that has made it their goal to shape football in Istanbul does not want to lose the power to shape the TFF and football, where they see billions of liras in financial resources.

If only someone would enter the garage at the TFF's Riva facilities and see the rows of luxury vehicles donated by the world-famous automobile company that sponsors the federation. They would have at least some idea."