12.10.2026 14:02
The Turkish Football Federation has clarified the distribution of duties in the Central Referee Committee. It was decided that Englishman Anthony Taylor, who is responsible for referee appointments in the Super League, will continue in his role until the end of the season. Alan Snoddy, who is involved in the appointment process of 1. Lig referees, will accompany Taylor.
The Turkish Football Federation (TFF) has determined the duty planning regarding referee management to be implemented until the end of the season. According to HT Spor's report, English referee Anthony Taylor will continue his duty within the Central Referee Committee (MHK).
ANTHONY TAYLOR IN POST UNTIL END OF SEASON
It was stated that Anthony Taylor, who carried out technical evaluations in referee appointments for the 7th week of the Süper Lig, will remain in Türkiye until the end of the season.
Although the English Football Association also has plans for Taylor, with the goodwill agreement reached between the parties, it was decided that the English figure would continue his duty in Türkiye.
ALAN SNODDY WILL ALSO CONTINUE HIS DUTY
Along with Taylor, former referee Alan Snoddy will also serve throughout the season. Taylor will be responsible for technical evaluations in the appointment processes of Süper Lig referees, while Snoddy will carry out the work for Trendyol 1. Lig referees.
STATEMENT FROM MHK ON REFEREE APPOINTMENTS
The Central Referee Committee, in its statement before the 7th week of the Süper Lig, had announced the criteria according to which referee appointments were made.
The committee's statement included the following remarks:
"The appointment process for Trendyol Süper Lig referees is carried out in line with the technical evaluations of Turkish Football Federation (TFF) Central Referee Committee (MHK) Elite Referee Director Anthony Taylor, while the appointment process for Trendyol 1. Lig referees is carried out in line with the technical evaluations of Talent & Mentor (T&M) Program Coordinator Alan Snoddy.
In the aforementioned appointments, the referees' recent performances, the characteristics of the matches, and the relevant technical criteria are taken as a basis."