As reported earlier, Turkish DİLAHAN TURİZM was preparing to file a lawsuit against Uzbek football club Andijan. The club's press office has now issued an official response to the dispute.
The disagreement stems from a training camp organized in Antalya, Turkiye, ahead of the 2026 season. The Turkish company had claimed that services it provided were valued at a total of €280,141, of which more than €210,000 had been paid, leaving roughly €70,000 outstanding.
With late-payment penalties of 0.1 percent per day and legal costs factored in, the Turkish firm was reportedly seeking close to €85,000 in total.
In its statement, Andijan confirmed that it had indeed worked with the Turkish company and that financial obligations existed between the two parties. However, the club said it currently owes the company nothing.
"During the team's training camp in Antalya, the club used the services in question, and certain financial obligations arose as part of that cooperation. However, the club has already fully settled its payments in accordance with the agreed terms. Andijan always approaches its financial obligations responsibly," the club said in its statement.
The club also urged social media users and members of the press not to draw conclusions from circulating reports in isolation, and to rely only on official sources.
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