Serdal Adalı's ban from rights has been lifted
The Turkish Football Federation Arbitration Board has announced that the ban from rights imposed on Beşiktaş President Serdal Adalı and the fine issued to the black-and-white club have been canceled.
The statement made regarding the subject on the official website of the Turkish Football Federation included the following statements:
"The appeal of Beşiktaş President Serdal Adalı against the decision of the PFDK dated 11.12.2025 and numbered E.2025-2026/2019 - K.2025-2026/1882 has been reviewed. As a result of the deliberations;
BeBeşiktaş's match on 08.12.2025following the matchthe club'sofficial social media accountregarding the post made on (X) titled 'Statements Aimed at Damaging the Reputation of Football and Institutions',due tothe decision of the Professional Football Discipline Committee (PFDK) to impose a fine of 2 million 700 thousand TL in accordance with Article 38/1-b of the Football Disciplinary Instructions (FDT) has been overturned, by majority vote majoritywith,
Beşiktaş President Serdal Adalı, on 08.12.2025, following the match,due to the Club's official social media account (X) post containing 'Statements Aimed at Damaging the Reputation of Football and Institutions',in accordance witharticles 38/3 and 38/1-a of the FDT, a 15-daythe decision of the PFDK regarding the punishmentwith a ban from rights has been overturned, by majorityvote."
News Source: İHA
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