Resignations deepen rift among Turkish Islamists and country’s soccer crisis
Fethullah Gulen
By James M. Dorsey
The Turkish Football Federation’s (TFF) three top managers have resigned in a move that appears to have deepened the rift between Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Turkey’s powerful Islamic Gulen movement as well as the massive match-fixing crisis in Turkish soccer.
TFF chairman Mehmet Ali Ayindar and his vice chair…
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