Göztepe, one of the well-established football clubs of our country, is currently facing serious problems. With the resignation of Mehmet Sepil, who has been the chairman since 2014, the alarm bells started to ring louder for the club. Apart from this, after the claim of Roman Abramovic made in the world press, there was a serious increase in the value of the club’s crypto money Göztepe Token. Here is the latest situation…
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Significant increase in Göztepe Token value in a short time
In the past weeks, an important claim has been made about Göztepe, which is especially relevant to its supporters. According to the claims of the British press, billionaire Roman Abramovich, who put his Chelsea club on sale as a result of the sanctions imposed on Russian oligarchs around the world after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, will buy Göztepe in order not to break away from football.
Following the emergence of these allegations, the name Abramovic began to be spoken loudly within the club after President Mehmet Sepil left his post. The club’s crypto money, Göztepe Token, increased from 13.40 TL to 90 TL in the last 24 hours, making its investors very excited.
Göztepe Token, whose value increased up to 7 times in 24 hours, then gradually decreased to 45 TL levels. The value of the crypto currency is 46.50 TL at the time of writing this article. Let’s add that the daily transaction volume is 787 million TL.
Finally, there has been no statement from the club or the Russian billionaire regarding the allegations that Roman Abramovich will buy Göztepe. It is claimed that there will be important developments regarding this issue after the completion of Chelsea’s sales transactions.
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