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Rezan Epözdemir has filed a criminal complaint with the Public Prosecutor's Office regarding the sale of Galatasaray's home match tickets through 'black market' methods.
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Following allegations that Galatasaray's home match tickets were being sold via 'black market' methods, lawyer Rezan Epözdemir has taken action.
According to a report by Sports Digitale, Epözdemir has filed a criminal complaint with the Public Prosecutor's Office regarding the allegations in question.
In his criminal complaint, Epözdemir requested that the 'Black Market Ticket' operation, which he claims is managed from a secret room located behind the stadium security room and where the entire organization for derbies is conducted, be investigated and that all security camera footage from the room be secured before it can be deleted.
WHAT HAPPENED?
According to the allegations in the ticket investigation, which was first brought to the agenda by Hayri Kozak at the Galatasaray Council of Trustees and for which some Galatasaray executives have provided statements, approximately 10 thousand tickets outside of season tickets are shown as sold out via a special application the moment they go on sale.
Subsequently, the tickets purchased at their normal price are transferred to fans via black market methods at prices reaching up to 5 thousand euros. It is claimed that a fan group is being used for these black market sales. It was stated that it is estimated that 56 million euros in annual revenue is generated from tickets sold using this method.