Ahmet Çakar to Galatasaray President Özbek: You will not be able to cover this up
Television commentator and former referee Ahmet Çakar shared a post on his social media account regarding allegations of black-market ticket corruption directed at Galatasaray President Dursun Özbek.
Allegations that Galatasaray match tickets were being sold on the black market had recently come to the fore and were discussed for a long time.
Galatasaray President Özbek had made a statement denying the allegations in question.
Just as the black-market ticket news had fallen off the agenda, a striking post came from Ahmet Çakar. In his post, Çakar addressed Galatasaray President Özbek and used the following expressions:
"Mr. Dursun Özbek, didn't you say the allegations of ticket and black-market corruption were untrue? Didn't you say there was no investigation? You have reported me to the prosecutor's office; I will give my statement as a witness.
The prosecutor's office has taken the statement of your general secretary, Eray Yazgan, in the capacity of a SUSPECT regarding the ticket and black-market corruption.
The prosecutor's office has also summoned your stadium-responsible executive, Bora Bahçetepe, and your former executive, Alper Narman, to give statements, also in the capacity of SUSPECTS.
They have written warrants to Passolig and other institutions. An effective investigation will be conducted, and you will not be able to cover this up."
News Source: 12punto
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