Bitcoin wind, which has made its presence felt all over the world in recent years, continues to enter all areas of life. So much so that the world of crypto money, which is in the spotlight with its sponsorships in many branches of sports, came to the fore in an interesting way yesterday.
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TFF opened an investigation against the referee of the match Arda Kardesler
In the 36th week of Spor Toto Super League Besiktas and Fenerbahce An interesting event did not go unnoticed in the match played yesterday. Referee of your match Arda Brothers The Bitcoin symbol used by the coin used for ball and goal shooting has created a debate.
Many Bitcoin exchanges enter with sponsorships in all aspects of sports. While this is a common situation, many people were surprised when the referee of the match showed up on the field with a coin bearing the logo of a cryptocurrency company. On the other hand, the Turkish Football Federation (TFF) stated that it has launched an investigation regarding the issue. job description;
It has been publicized that Arda Brothers, the referee of the Beşiktaş-Fenerbahçe match played in the 36th week of the Spor Toto Super League Ahmet Çalık Season, made the coin toss without the knowledge and approval of the TFF and MHK. An investigation has been opened by our Federation regarding the incident in question, which we strongly oppose. We respectfully present the information to the public.
The investigation has been opened against the referee of the match, Arda Kardeşler, and the company whose logo is alleged. So much so that there is no sufficient legal basis for such an event. It is already a question of how the situation will take shape. On the other hand, the derby Fenerbahce scored in the 6th minute. Philip NovakBeşiktaş from the penalty spot in the 31st minute. Rachid GhezzalIt ended in a 1-1 draw with goals scored by .
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