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First modification: 07/11/2025 - 18:42
The arrest of 17 referees and 2 managers of first division teams shakes Turkish football. They are accused of match-fixing and engaging in illegal betting for profit. The president of the federation speaks of a moral and existential crisis. The Prosecutor's Office is investigating the scope of the scandal, considered one of the most serious in the history of sports in Türkiye. From Istanbul, our correspondent, Adrià Rocha, provides us with more information.
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