Claim: TFF to introduce English model following criticisms
It is claimed that the Turkish Football Federation (TFF) is preparing to make a new move in response to harsh statements from club presidents.
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The TFF is planning to implement stricter sanctions for harsh reactions directed at referees, the Central Referee Board (MHK), and the federation, particularly before and after matches.
It has been stated that the new system to be adopted will be based on the disciplinary model applied in England.
Accordingly, it is noted that there are plans to make existing monetary fines more deterrent and to increase penalties incrementally based on the repetition of the violation.
According to a report by Sezgin Gelmez from HT Spor, it was stated that the sanctions in question would not be limited to monetary fines and that measures involving bans from sports-related activities could also be implemented. It was noted that this step aims to address criticisms that high monetary fines alone are not deterrent enough.
On the other hand, according to the claim, it is planned to double the penalty if similar statements targeting referees, the TFF, or the MHK are made before a match.
It was reported that the TFF is expected to transition to the regulation in question in the near future.