A Second Bundesliga club has raised concerns about alleged artificial whistling inside Turkish football stadiums, suggesting that crowd noise may be manipulated during matches.
The club, which has not been publicly named, filed a formal complaint with relevant football authorities, citing instances where whistling sounds appeared to be amplified or generated electronically rather than originating from spectators.
Turkish football officials have not yet responded to the allegations. The issue highlights ongoing debates about stadium atmosphere and the use of technology to influence match environments.
