He had made a profit in the Fatih Terim Fund: 'I was defrauded' claim
In the high-interest foreign currency fund case known publicly as the "Fatih Terim Fund," it was alleged that former Galatasaray player Semih Kaya received 5.7 million dollars in exchange for 3.2 million dollars. Speaking on the matter for the first time, Semih Kaya said, "I am a person who has been defrauded."
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In the high-interest foreign currency fund case known publicly as the "Fatih Terim Fund," former Galatasaray footballer Semih Kaya said, "What I did was also foolish. I believed there was something official at the bank. I am currently a person who has been defrauded..."
Speaking to journalist Nevşin Mengü's YouTube channel, Kaya said, "What I did was also foolish... After being made to believe that there was something official at the bank, what can you do?" According to the teaser for the interview, which Mengü will publish in full today, Semih Kaya stated, "I went to Seçil Erzan's door, she set a trap for me."
WHAT HAD HAPPENED?
In her testimony, Seçil Erzan explained that she had paid 5,700,000 dollars to Semih Kaya, from whom she had received 3,200,000 dollars, and said the following:
"I took the extra money I paid to Kaya from Emre Belözoğlu and Arda Turan. Despite this, I couldn't get rid of him," she said: "Even though he had no remaining claims regarding the principal amount, he came to my house repeatedly, threatened me, and took money by force."