Turkish authorities have detained the head of the country’s soccer refereeing body and his deputy as part of an investigation aimed at restoring public trust in football. The justice minister announced the arrests on Tuesday, stating that five other individuals were also detained. The move comes amid ongoing efforts to address corruption and improve transparency within the sport. The officials were taken into custody following an investigation into alleged misconduct. No specific charges were immediately disclosed, but the ministry emphasized the importance of upholding integrity in football governance. The arrests have sparked discussions about the need for stricter oversight in sports administration.