Financial crisis at Beşiktaş ahead of presidential election
Beşiktaş is grappling with financial problems ahead of the presidential elections to be held on Sunday. Current President Serdal Adalı has lost the support of the community after failing to reach capital increase targets, leaving the club's future uncertain.
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Beşiktaş, which will head to the polls for a presidential election once again this year on Sunday, is unable to find financial peace. Current President Serdal Adalı, who will head to the ballot box with Gürkan Aksoy, is experiencing the sadness of not receiving the return for his efforts.
FAILED TO GAIN THE COMMUNITY'S SUPPORT
According to a report by Sözcü, Adalı, who had announced the good news of a capital increase and aimed to exit the Banks Association with the 4.2 billion TL in revenue to be generated, failed to gain the support of the community. The black-and-white club announced in a statement that 1 billion 433 million TL in revenue had been generated. The Beşiktaş President could not reach his goal in the project he valued highly for saving the club's future.
In his new 3-year term following the general election, he will face the Banks Association problem once again and will seek solutions.