The annual ordinary general assembly meeting of the yellow-red club was held at Lütfi Kırdar International Congress and Exhibition Center.
In the proposal presented to the council board by some members at the meeting, it was reminded that the board of directors chaired by Dursun Özbek was authorized to evaluate the real estate, including the Florya land, in July. With the proposal, it was requested that the offers to be received in the tender planned to be held regarding the Florya land be submitted to the approval of the general assembly and that a contract be signed with the selected company.
President Özbek, who came to the podium before the vote, reminded that they had a detailed discussion about 3 months ago and received authorization from the general assembly. Stating that they had negotiations with the contractors and that the project was nearing completion, Özbek requested that the proposal be rejected so that the administration’s hand would not be weakened.
As a result of the voting, the proposal was rejected and the authority to evaluate the Florya land remained with the administration headed by Dursun Özbek.
– Evaluation of Florya revenues
Within the scope of the second proposal, it was requested that the revenues from Florya land be evaluated in the fund to be established.
The proposal, in which the terms and conditions of use of the fund to be established were explained in detail, was put to vote.
Former Sportif AŞ Deputy Chairman Erden Timur, who spoke in favor of the proposal, stated that the fund in question was brought to the agenda before the election 2 years ago. Timur noted that the purpose of the fund is to strengthen and maintain the financial structure of the club.
Chairman Dursun Özbek, who spoke against the proposal, requested that the proposal be brought to the next general assembly to clarify the management of the fund, even though it was appropriate in general principle.
After the vote, this request was also rejected by majority vote.
The general assembly, which started at 10:00 and ended with the voting of the motions, lasted 12 hours.
