Ali Çamlı: “My Rights Are Not Halal to Çağdaş Atan” – Latest Sports Update
Kayserispor president talks about club’s financial situation, transfers and former coach
Ali Çamlı, the president of Kayserispor Club, recently made statements about the club’s financial status, ongoing transfers, and their previous coach Çağdaş Atan.
Çamlı confirmed that only 20% of the debt to the bank remains, with Ziraat Bank having the highest ranking in terms of bank debts. He also mentioned the challenges of payments due to the club’s inability to use winnings, guaranteed money, and other income from the federation, which has led to the remaining debt being only a small amount.
Addressing concerns about an assignment of the president before him, Çamlı acknowledged that there are legal considerations and procedural errors that need to be addressed. He stressed the importance of justice, law, and order in resolving these issues.
Furthermore, Çamlı emphasized the legal suitability of the assignment to be investigated and assured that the club is focused on doing what is right for the interests of Kayseri and Kayserispor.
In addition, Çamlı made it clear that he does not have any rights to Çağdaş Atan and is unwavering in his pursuit of legal action in the ongoing case. He affirmed that the club will fight until the end, both in law and divine justice, and expressed his determination to continue the legal struggle.
Lastly, Çamlı addressed the club’s financial challenges, highlighting that the largest and most problematic file of Kayserispor is Bertolacci, with the amount to be received totaling 7.5 million euros. He also expressed his determination to solve ongoing issues while emphasizing the need for fairness and transparency in the club’s operations.
Overall, Çamlı’s statements shed light on the club’s efforts to navigate financial challenges, resolve legal disputes, and prioritize the best interests of Kayserispor.
