Mehmet Ali Aydinlar, the head of the Turkish soccer federation, and two of his deputies have resigned following a controversy on how to deal with teams implicated in
game-fixing.
The resignations come days after a proposed rule change was rejected that would have prevented teams accused of game-fixing from being relegated.
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President Aziz Yildirim and 92 other people have been charged in the scandal allegedly involving 19 leagues game last season. Their trial opens on Feb. 14.