02.09.2026 21:40
Konyaspor, which failed to make a good start to the new season in the Super League, was shaken by an enforcement shock. Three former executives who took part in the management during Ömer Korkmaz's presidency sent a notice to the club through the Konya 6th Enforcement Office, claiming that their receivables from the club were not paid. It was learned that one of those names is Adem Bulut, the President of the Konya Contractors Union Association, and that he has a receivable of 23 million 325 thousand TL. The other creditors are Hamdi Parmak and Halil Bölükbaşı.
Konyaspor, which made a poor start to the Super League, was shaken by an enforcement shock due to receivables of former executives. Three former executives who served on the board during Ömer Korkmaz's tenure initiated a legal process through the Konya 6th Enforcement Office, citing their inability to collect their receivables from the club. With the notification sent to the club, the crisis on the administrative side became evident.
23 MILLION TL IN RECEIVABLES
According to the news from merhabahaber.com, one of Konya's local news sites, it was learned that Adem Bulut, President of the Konya Contractors Union Association, who is among the creditors, has a receivable of 23 million 325 thousand TL from the club. The other names who initiated legal proceedings were stated to be former executives Hamdi Parmak and Halil Bölükbaşı. This financial crisis is expected to further increase the pressure on the green-and-white club, which has been struggling with its on-field results.