Anthony Taylor Named Turkish Refereeing Chief
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Former Premier League referee Anthony Taylor has been appointed to a key role with the Turkish Football Federation following his retirement from officiating in England. The appointment sees him taking on responsibility for overseeing elite refereeing standards in Turkey.
Taylor, 47, will serve as the Turkish Football Federation’s new director of elite refereeing. This move comes after he ended his career as a Premier League official.
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