Match-fixing investigation leaped to Galatasaray in Turkey

Galatasaray's top officials has been assisting police with an inquiry into alleged match-fixing.

Galatasaray spokesman Sedat Dogan said Thursday that club official Bulent Tulun was helping police with their queries. His statement came after news reports said police were searching club premises.


Former Galatasaray president Adnan Polat will be question by the Turkish police according to reports from Turkey.

According to reports, prosecutors were also scrutinizing the 2005-06 season, which Galatasaray won following a 1-1 draw between Fenerbahce and Denizlispor in the last game. They did not cite a source for the report.

It's very important to know though, those days, pretty much every team was involved with "incentive pay"(tesvik primi ) to other teams....

After the new law passed in back in April of this year , this became against the law..