Hehe, 2.6 Billion Turkish Lira, I have no clue how much that is in EURO, but it's a classic mistake in European football. Clubs aren't run like businesses, in business you have to create a steady income stream and from there you can work. In football that rarely happens, players are bought, get oversized contracts which the budget can't handle and the clubs debt goes deeper and deeper. I always wonder who are the banks that keep giving these clubs credit?
I wish the new chairman lots of luck to make the club healthy, but I doubt he will do it!