Lemi Çelik makes a bombshell claim: 'That referee paved the way for match-fixing'
The new episode of 12. Adam, where Lemi Çelik, one of the unforgettable players of Turkish football and Trabzonspor, comments on developments in Turkish sports, has been released. Çelik, who frequently makes headlines with his statements, sparked a social media firestorm with his match-fixing allegations regarding the Kayserispor-Konyaspor match played in the 37th week of the Süper Lig.
Lemi Çelik, one of the legendary players of Turkish football and Trabzonspor, meets his audience in the 12punto studio every week.
This week on 12. Adam, the Galatasaray-Fenerbahçe derby, the statements made by Fenerbahçe President Ali Koç after the derby, the events that took place on the pitch after the match, and the 'hidden hands' in Turkish football were discussed.
'WAS THE SÜPER LİG DESIGNED?'
Çelik said, "In the Kayserispor-Konyaspor match, the ground was paved for match-fixing by showing a red card to Duckens Nazon for no reason. How can Turkey's best referee, Halil Umut Meler, show this red card? Was the Süper Lig designed? The Konyaspor-Galatasaray match no longer has any significance."
'THERE ARE STILL FETÖ MEMBERS'
Stating that there are FETÖ structures of various sizes in Turkish football and Galatasaray, Çelik called on the authorities, saying, "There are still FETÖ members who are being polished. We are aware of the presence of some athletes close to FETÖ. It is also known that they used ByLock. Their process is not over yet."
12. Adam is on @12puntotv every Wednesday at 16:00.
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