Hüseyin Yücel and Serdal Adalı's management lists for the Beşiktaş election have been announced
The extraordinary congress to determine Beşiktaş's new president and board members will be held on Sunday, December 29, at the Sinan Erdem Sports Hall. Approximately 29,000 members will cast their votes in the congress where Hüseyin Yücel and Serdal Adalı will compete for the presidency.
It was reported that approximately 29 thousand members eligible to vote will be able to go to the polls at the extraordinary congress.
25 ballot boxes will be set up at the Sinan Erdem Sports Hall for congress members to cast their votes. The voting process will end at 17:00.
THERE ARE 2 CANDIDATES
Hüseyin Yücel and Serdal Adalı will compete for the presidency at the Beşiktaş extraordinary general assembly.
General assembly members will use blue ballots for Yücel and white ballots for Adalı.
CANDIDATE LISTS
The board of directors lists of the presidential candidates in the black-and-white club are as follows:
Hüseyin Yücel's list
Principal: Sencer Sarp Aral, Caner Bingöl, Ahmet Budan, Cüneyt Çilingiroğlu, Fırat Fidan, Onur Göçmez, Deniz Güven, Cemile Aslı Üstünkaya, Mete Vardar, Adnan Sertaç Yazar
Substitute: Sedat Seymen Akçadağ, Nazlı Ayaz, Ömer Küçük, Önder Yiğit, Abdurrahman Yiğittekin
Serdal Adalı's list
Principal: Hakan Daltaban, Murat Kılıç, Çağatay Abraş, A. Orhan Özalp, Mustafa Mollaoğlu, Uğur Fora, Kaan Kasacı, Merve Öztopaloğlu, Özkan Arseven, Toygun Batallı
Substitute: Esra Sayın, İbrahim Sağlam, Görkem Bilgi, Selahattin Solmaz, Turgut Koç
News Source : 12punto
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