Beşiktaş President Serdal Adalı Wins Third Term with 3,815 Votes
Adalı runs unopposed in extraordinary congress; turnout reaches about 4,000 of 39,500 eligible members.

KEY POINTS
- Serdal Adalı re-elected president with 3,815 votes (97.6% of valid ballots)
- Turnout ~3,910 of 39,500 eligible members; 37 invalid, 58 blank votes
- New board includes 10 principal and 5 alternate members; 8 previous members dropped
- Adalı outlines revenue plan: Dikilitaş project, sponsorships, matchday income, media rights
- Basketball shirt sponsorship dispute in court; sponsor company transferred to TMSF
Beşiktaş held an extraordinary elective general assembly at the Sinan Erdem Sports Hall on October 4. Incumbent president Serdal Adalı ran as the sole candidate and secured 3,815 of the 3,910 valid votes cast, earning a third term that runs until May 2028. Approximately 3,910 members participated out of 39,500 eligible voters, with 37 invalid and 58 blank ballots recorded. The board of directors was also approved, featuring ten principal and five alternate members, including eight new names replacing outgoing officials such as Hakan Daltaban and Kaan Kasaçı. Before the vote, Adalı addressed revenue concerns, citing the Dikilitaş project, new sponsorship deals, matchday income, and an upcoming media rights tender as pillars of sustainable financing. He also noted that the basketball team's back-of-shirt sponsorship remains in litigation, with the company now under the Savings Deposit Insurance Fund (TMSF).
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