Ankaragucu were tonight rocked by the news that they have 17 days to pay the wages of Umit Kurt and Serkan Sirin or the players contracts will be canceled. Umit Kurt is owed 110,000 Turkish Lira and Serkan Sirin is owed 130,000.
Umit has been a rock at the heart of the Ankaragucu defence and looks to have a big future ahead of him. There is no doubting he is good enough to play in the Turkish Super Lig and to loose him for nothing would be a huge blow to the club.
Serkan has become an important member of the team, a flair player who can change a game with a touch of skill, just needs to find consistency. Again like his team mate Umit it would be a huge blow to loose him for nothing.
Ankaragucu are asking where the 900,000 the club is owed from the sale of Turgut Dogan Sahin to Gaziantepspor is ? And also the money for Ishak Dogan who went to Karabukspor. The club have been asking the same questions for a year now and the Turkish FA have still not investigated.
In the last couple of minutes Klasspor has reported that Orhan Evci, Bilal Gulden, Gokhan Akkan, and Kaan Kanak would all be free to go if the wages owed to the players arent paid before Christmas.
Bloody Hell ! When will this saga of non-payments ever end ??!!
ReplyDeletemore news just in, the players havent been paid in 5 months since Bent Ahlat took charge. This is the same man who promised to lift the transfer ban.
ReplyDeleteA total of 6 players are able to cancel their contract in the next couple of weeks if not paid, Bilal Gulden ,Kaan Kanak, Orhan Evci and Gokhan Akkan can join Umit Kurt and Serkan Sirin as free agents.
The club could also loose Timur Ozgoz if the striker isnt paid. As if it wasnt bad enough last season loosing all our players.
There is no hope for the future of Ankaragucu ,we are dead
How the hell can people who got involved in running the club allow all this to happen?I mean why even bother going in there?It lookslike people really do have a deathwish for the club.
ReplyDeleteDublinNeil.
One answer neil - Money !! There is no other reason, and it would be interesting to see how much each individual has made.
ReplyDeleteIn other news, Hasan Ayaroglu is a target for both Genclerbirligi and Antalyaspor