MASAK report revealed: 135 million TL money traffic in referee Yasin Kol's accounts

Referee Yasin Kol and assistant referee Göktuğ Hazar Erel, who were detained as part of the "referees file" investigation, have been referred to the courthouse. Details of the MASAK report regarding the money movements in Yasin Kol's bank accounts have also emerged as part of the investigation.

MONEY MOVEMENTS IN THE MASAK REPORT

According to the report by CNN Türk reporter Merve Tokaz, Yasin Kol's bank accounts between 2012 and 2026 were examined by MASAK.

The report determined that a total of 72.1 million TL had been withdrawn from Kol's accounts during the period in question, while a total of 62.5 million TL had been deposited into his accounts.

The examination determined that these transactions took place across 5 thousand 978 separate transactions.

TOTAL TRANSACTION VOLUME OF 135 MILLION TL

In the MASAK report, it was calculated that the transaction volume created by the total money inflows and outflows in Yasin Kol's accounts was 135 million TL.

The MASAK report regarding these money movements in the investigation conducted against Kol was included among the documents forming the basis for the accusation of "violating the law on the regulation of sports, betting, and games of chance."

INCREASE IN MONEY TRAFFIC AFTER 2020

The report stated that the transaction volume in Yasin Kol's bank accounts was also examined by year.

According to the examination, there was a significant increase in account activity, especially after 2020. It was determined that the activity in money inflows and outflows accelerated even further in the 2024-2026 period.

The report also included money movements specifically for the year 2026. Accordingly, while approximately 22.3 million TL was deposited into Kol's accounts, approximately 40.8 million TL was withdrawn from his accounts.

News Source: 12punto