Overview
- Agri Spor said 17 players were sanctioned in the betting probe, leaving only seven available and making a full starting eleven impossible.
- The club plans to temporarily fill the senior squad with youth players to keep competing.
- Agri Spor has filed an appeal with the Turkish federation's arbitration court and says it is pursuing all legal avenues.
- Some suspensions are reportedly set for up to one year, and technical director Ahmet Özen said the decision erased months of rebuilding work overnight.
- Earlier this month, the TFF sanctioned 1,024 players including 25 top-flight professionals, suspended 149 referees, and paused third- and fourth-division play for two weeks.