Turkey betting scandal expands amid suspensions

Turkish authorities have announced the arrest of Fuat Gündoğdu, the head of the Central Referees Committee, along with six other individuals, as part of an investigation into betting and match-fixing in Turkish football. This development comes after it was revealed that 371 referees have accounts on betting platforms, with 152 of them having actually placed bets. The investigation has involved 571 referees, including some who officiate in the top division. Investigations are ongoing to determine potential responsibilities and the extent of referees' involvement in match-fixing.

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