Scandalous details of the furniture sets: Skenderbeg deals with organized crime ...

"Nobody has ever set up football in the football like them"

The decision to suspend the Albanian Skenderbeg for ten years would be the most rigorous in the history of football and punishment, but according to what the reputable British Guardian has announced, this fine will still be treacherous for all that they did in this club. UEFA, in a report explaining the decision to exit the club from international competitions for a ten-year period, says that "no one has ever installed football in Skenderbeg"

UEFA announced that Skenderbeg was in the service of organized crime. It was identified, believed or not, as many as 53 matches where Skenderbeg "scored" the score to earn on bookmakers. Everything was played in the period from November 2010 to April 2016, and UEFA inspectors placed the accent on four matches.

Two of the qualifications for the Champions League in the season 2015/2016. and two from the group stage of the Europa League in the same cycle of the competition. The penalty was determined by the findings of the UEFA betting fraud (BFDS).

In addition, an independent trainer's committee gave its opinion on the whole event, and a company was hired to perform all the results. Skenderbeg was already suspended for one year in the 2016/2017 season. The Court of Arbitration for Sport has also "punished" this sentence. This new one is a completely different dimension.

Skenderbeg is accused of "attempting to manipulate criminal profit from betting" on a "miraculous, global level". He earned millions of dollars. The report, according to Guardian, adds that the club "does not have any respect for the integrity of sports," and that it has devised a highly organized structure in order to earn huge money through betting. Of course, the club denied everything.

how did it all begin? The club was in January 2010 before the defeat, and Agim Zeço took over the presidency. The club remained in the elite and then set off a series of five consecutive titles. Problems with the fake match have been going on since November of the same year, 2010.

In the organization of the whole job, Ardjan Tajan allegedly played a key role, who in 2012 sat down as president in place of Zeca, and former Minister of Finance of Albania Ridvan Bode ?!

Bode, according to UEFA, is the key donor of the entire operation. Guardian says that Bode is the one who "has the power, connections and knowledge to influence the results of Skenderbeg's games and that ... he has been doing it for years."
Interestingly, he allegedly used links with players to influence their moves on the field.

• 19 Mar, 2018
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