Serdal Adalı's new board list for Beşiktaş takes shape: Hakan Daltaban will not be included
Ahead of the extraordinary elective general assembly to be held at Beşiktaş on October 4, two new names are expected to be included in Serdal Adalı's list.
Ahead of the Extraordinary Elective General Assembly Meeting to be held at Beşiktaş Club on Sunday, October 4, the board of directors list of current president Serdal Adalı has largely begun to take shape. Adalı is expected to enter the election, which will be held at the Sinan Erdem Sports Hall at 10:00, as the sole candidate.

It is stated that Adalı, who aims to strengthen his management in the new term, has made some changes to his list. In this context, it was stated that Second President Hakan Daltaban will not take part in the new management.
According to Sözcü, an offer was made to Daltaban, who was left off the list, to continue his duties in the Football Committee and Sportif AŞ. However, it was noted that Daltaban did not accept this offer.

It was stated that the inclusion of Leman Özgür Rodoplu and Aslan Küçükemre in Adalı's new board list has been finalized. It is stated that the goal is to continue with names that will ease the financial structure and provide liquid capital for the club's management.
The general assembly process at Beşiktaş is being closely followed due to expectations regarding the club's administrative and financial agenda, as well as its football structure.
News Source: 12punto
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