Turkish Super League 2025/26 Season

[Cossyblack]

Nigeria’s elimination from the World Cup is actually the best outcome for Galatasaray.
Because the last time Osimhen went away, he got injured and returned to the team that way and he got injured again in yesterday’s match. This is really bad news for Galatasaray; we’re paying a lot for him, and he’s one of the players we get the most productivity from.

I hope yesterday’s injury is something minor and heals quickly, because we have a Champions League match coming up and we really need him right now.

Victor oshinhem is a very important personality to both Galatasaray and Nigeria. Nigeria got eliminated because Victor oshinhem was substituted in the first half of the game due a minor injury he suffered at the back of his leg. I understand how concerned you are for Victor oshinhem, but I think it was a minor injury as he will recover quickly from it. Galatasaray fans are blaming Nigeria for what happened to Victor oshinhem, I believe sustaining injury is a natural phenomenon in football,no body should be blame for what to Victor oshinhem.

[PokerBetting]

Nigeria’s elimination from the World Cup is actually the best outcome for Galatasaray.
Because the last time Osimhen went away, he got injured and returned to the team that way and he got injured again in yesterday’s match. This is really bad news for Galatasaray; we’re paying a lot for him, and he’s one of the players we get the most productivity from.

I hope yesterday’s injury is something minor and heals quickly, because we have a Champions League match coming up and we really need him right now.

Victor oshinhem is a very important personality to both Galatasaray and Nigeria. Nigeria got eliminated because Victor oshinhem was substituted in the first half of the game due a minor injury he suffered at the back of his leg. I understand how concerned you are for Victor oshinhem, but I think it was a minor injury as he will recover quickly from it. Galatasaray fans are blaming Nigeria for what happened to Victor oshinhem, I believe sustaining injury is a natural phenomenon in football,no body should be blame for what to Victor oshinhem.

Victor Oshinem is indeed very important for Galatasaray and Nigeria. If he is substituted in a match, it is not because of a coach's blunder, but because the coach sees that Victor Oshinem's performance during the first half of the match is not good, so he is substituted. However, if the match goes to a penalty shootout, it might be a different story because Victor Oshinem is a very good penalty taker. So, if Victor Oshinem takes the penalty, the penalty shootout story could turn around and Nigeria might win.

[W Jr.]

Nigeria’s elimination from the World Cup is actually the best outcome for Galatasaray.
Because the last time Osimhen went away, he got injured and returned to the team that way and he got injured again in yesterday’s match. This is really bad news for Galatasaray; we’re paying a lot for him, and he’s one of the players we get the most productivity from.

I hope yesterday’s injury is something minor and heals quickly, because we have a Champions League match coming up and we really need him right now.

Victor oshinhem is a very important personality to both Galatasaray and Nigeria. Nigeria got eliminated because Victor oshinhem was substituted in the first half of the game due a minor injury he suffered at the back of his leg. I understand how concerned you are for Victor oshinhem, but I think it was a minor injury as he will recover quickly from it. Galatasaray fans are blaming Nigeria for what happened to Victor oshinhem, I believe sustaining injury is a natural phenomenon in football,no body should be blame for what to Victor oshinhem.

Nigeria will no longer be competing in the World Cup. This is unfortunately very sad for Osimhen, as he has been injured numerous times for Nigeria and has continued to play honorably for his country. Ultimately, however, they didn't qualify for the World Cup and were eliminated on penalties. If Osimhen had been able to play, he would never have missed this match. So, I don't think he left the pitch with any ill intentions. He was injured, and I hope it doesn't affect his performance in the Champions League.

[execijutiere]

The names Lewandowski and Sörloth have begun to be mentioned at Fenerbahçe. I also dislike En Nesyri's performance, and it seems absolutely essential to sign a good striker instead. En Nesyri looks set to be sent to Saudi Arabia during the transfer window, and a quality striker will be brought in to replace him. I believe Sörloth is the more likely option, as Fenerbahçe sent a representative to the Italy-Norway match. Jhon Duran is also a good name, but he hasn't been able to contribute much due to injury.

If not for his injuries, Fenerbahçe might have benefited from Duran, but it wouldn't be an exaggeration to say he's barely played since his transfer. Lewandowski or Sorloth would fit in very well with this team. The Norwegian, in particular, would be a great asset to Fenerbahçe with his previous experience in Turkey. Whether they can make this transfer happen, I don't know, as Sorloth and Lewa may not want to leave their respective teams.

I don't think Lewandowski will continue at Barcelona for much longer. He's reached a certain age and is now too old for teams like Barcelona. That's why I think Lewandowski will leave Barcelona either during the mid-season break or at the end of the season. I think Sörloth is more likely to join. As far as you know, he hasn't been getting much playing time at Atletico Madrid this season and is probably unhappy. He was good last season, but this season he might want to change teams.

[ingiltere]

Sergen Yalçın had an angioplasty this morning. I hope it's nothing serious. If he's not in good health, it's hard for him to coach the team. It's already a very stressful job, especially coaching Beşiktaş in Türkiye is one of the biggest responsibilities. Every day you have to deal with another problem. It's a very tiring task and you have to fight with many structures. Sergen is a young manager, he will coach teams for many years. I wish him to regain his health as soon as possible.

[l99l]

The names Lewandowski and Sörloth have begun to be mentioned at Fenerbahçe. I also dislike En Nesyri's performance, and it seems absolutely essential to sign a good striker instead. En Nesyri looks set to be sent to Saudi Arabia during the transfer window, and a quality striker will be brought in to replace him. I believe Sörloth is the more likely option, as Fenerbahçe sent a representative to the Italy-Norway match. Jhon Duran is also a good name, but he hasn't been able to contribute much due to injury.

If not for his injuries, Fenerbahçe might have benefited from Duran, but it wouldn't be an exaggeration to say he's barely played since his transfer. Lewandowski or Sorloth would fit in very well with this team. The Norwegian, in particular, would be a great asset to Fenerbahçe with his previous experience in Turkey. Whether they can make this transfer happen, I don't know, as Sorloth and Lewa may not want to leave their respective teams.

Who's happy with En Nesyri's performance? He's very weak, lacking in finishing in every aspect.
Lewandowski can be fantastic in the league, at least he can do much more than En Nesyri. Sörloth is also a good option. If not for his injuries, they could have made good use of Jhon Duran.
Fenerbahçe's injury situation has been bad. Lewa may want to stay at Barcelona, ​​but does Barcelona want him to stay?

[W Jr.]

The names Lewandowski and Sörloth have begun to be mentioned at Fenerbahçe. I also dislike En Nesyri's performance, and it seems absolutely essential to sign a good striker instead. En Nesyri looks set to be sent to Saudi Arabia during the transfer window, and a quality striker will be brought in to replace him. I believe Sörloth is the more likely option, as Fenerbahçe sent a representative to the Italy-Norway match. Jhon Duran is also a good name, but he hasn't been able to contribute much due to injury.

If not for his injuries, Fenerbahçe might have benefited from Duran, but it wouldn't be an exaggeration to say he's barely played since his transfer. Lewandowski or Sorloth would fit in very well with this team. The Norwegian, in particular, would be a great asset to Fenerbahçe with his previous experience in Turkey. Whether they can make this transfer happen, I don't know, as Sorloth and Lewa may not want to leave their respective teams.

Who's happy with En Nesyri's performance? He's very weak, lacking in finishing in every aspect.
Lewandowski can be fantastic in the league, at least he can do much more than En Nesyri. Sörloth is also a good option. If not for his injuries, they could have made good use of Jhon Duran.
Fenerbahçe's injury situation has been bad. Lewa may want to stay at Barcelona, ​​but does Barcelona want him to stay?

Lewandowski's contract with Barcelona expires at the end of the year. Therefore, it's natural to hear talk of a transfer to other teams, but I believe Saudi Arabia will offer him very high salaries, and he might want to consider them. A transfer to Fenerbahçe is certainly possible, but the team would first need to have the financial means to acquire him. Furthermore, Barcelona would need to avoid signing him to a new contract.

[Spack17]

If not for his injuries, Fenerbahçe might have benefited from Duran, but it wouldn't be an exaggeration to say he's barely played since his transfer. Lewandowski or Sorloth would fit in very well with this team. The Norwegian, in particular, would be a great asset to Fenerbahçe with his previous experience in Turkey. Whether they can make this transfer happen, I don't know, as Sorloth and Lewa may not want to leave their respective teams.

I've heard of 3 names written for Fenerbahçe recently:

- Lewandowski
- Sørloth
- Troy Parrott

Lewandowski would be a great transfer for a one-season plan. Because he is going to be 38 years old next summer. But even for one season it would be a great transfer as he is a high quality striker. 

Sørloth already knows this league very well. He played great when he was at Trabzonspor too. He is still 29 and can be beneficial for a few years. He isn't happy at Atletico Madrid these days.

Parrott would be a nice long-term transfer. He is 23 now and having a great season. He just scored 5 goals in 2 matches in the World Cup qualifiers and had a huge role in carrying Ireland to playoffs.

[MK-74]

Nigeria’s elimination from the World Cup is actually the best outcome for Galatasaray.
Because the last time Osimhen went away, he got injured and returned to the team that way and he got injured again in yesterday’s match. This is really bad news for Galatasaray; we’re paying a lot for him, and he’s one of the players we get the most productivity from.

I hope yesterday’s injury is something minor and heals quickly, because we have a Champions League match coming up and we really need him right now.

Victor oshinhem is a very important personality to both Galatasaray and Nigeria. Nigeria got eliminated because Victor oshinhem was substituted in the first half of the game due a minor injury he suffered at the back of his leg. I understand how concerned you are for Victor oshinhem, but I think it was a minor injury as he will recover quickly from it. Galatasaray fans are blaming Nigeria for what happened to Victor oshinhem, I believe sustaining injury is a natural phenomenon in football,no body should be blame for what to Victor oshinhem.

National teams create huge problems for players. Galatasaray or other big clubs invest heavily in these players, and getting injured while on national duty is never good for any club.National team matches should either be played before the season starts or after the season ends,  going to the national team every two or three weeks is just ridiculous.In my opinion, the match schedule needs to be reorganized as soon as possible.

[ingiltere]

I've heard of 3 names written for Fenerbahçe recently:

- Lewandowski
- Sørloth
- Troy Parrott

I hadn't seen the news about Troy Parrott, but after his hat-trick the other day, everyone recognized him. I think it's normal for the press to write about him. They like to write about anyone who is popular with Turkish teams. AZ Alkmaar apparently wants at least 25 million Euro for him. That used to seem like a lot of money, but now everyone is used to it. They've created this market. They're going to sell En-Nesyri, Duran is already on loan, so Fenerbahçe will need to find a new striker. Parrott is a player they could sign if they pay the right amount of money.

[l99l]

If not for his injuries, Fenerbahçe might have benefited from Duran, but it wouldn't be an exaggeration to say he's barely played since his transfer. Lewandowski or Sorloth would fit in very well with this team. The Norwegian, in particular, would be a great asset to Fenerbahçe with his previous experience in Turkey. Whether they can make this transfer happen, I don't know, as Sorloth and Lewa may not want to leave their respective teams.

I've heard of 3 names written for Fenerbahçe recently:

- Lewandowski
- Sørloth
- Troy Parrott

Lewandowski would be a great transfer for a one-season plan. Because he is going to be 38 years old next summer. But even for one season it would be a great transfer as he is a high quality striker. 

Sørloth already knows this league very well. He played great when he was at Trabzonspor too. He is still 29 and can be beneficial for a few years. He isn't happy at Atletico Madrid these days.

Parrott would be a nice long-term transfer. He is 23 now and having a great season. He just scored 5 goals in 2 matches in the World Cup qualifiers and had a huge role in carrying Ireland to playoffs.

Fenerbahçe has identified Parrott as their striker target during the mid-season transfer window.
I wasn't aware of this, but I was aware of Lewandowski and Sorloth. I think Parrott would be the best signing, a long-term transfer, and it would be a good idea to prioritize this transfer. A reasonable and appropriate offer is needed to sign this player, and I hope the club does so.
Lewandowski could actually play for two seasons. As long as he's fit and injury-free, there shouldn't be a problem.

[Lida93]

Nigeria’s elimination from the World Cup is actually the best outcome for Galatasaray.
Because the last time Osimhen went away, he got injured and returned to the team that way and he got injured again in yesterday’s match. This is really bad news for Galatasaray; we’re paying a lot for him, and he’s one of the players we get the most productivity from.

I hope yesterday’s injury is something minor and heals quickly, because we have a Champions League match coming up and we really need him right now.

Victor oshinhem is a very important personality to both Galatasaray and Nigeria. Nigeria got eliminated because Victor oshinhem was substituted in the first half of the game due a minor injury he suffered at the back of his leg. I understand how concerned you are for Victor oshinhem, but I think it was a minor injury as he will recover quickly from it. Galatasaray fans are blaming Nigeria for what happened to Victor oshinhem, I believe sustaining injury is a natural phenomenon in football,no body should be blame for what to Victor oshinhem.

It's a two sided situation for the Turkish giant, firstly, they would be pretty worried about the extent of the injury he sustained while on international duty for his country and on the other hand, they would be excited he wouldn't be playing in the world cup thereby giving more time to focus on club football for now but he would still play in the AFCON representing Nigeria, which might cause him to be absent for at least one month interval before he returns for Galatasaray.

[Fiatless]

Fenerbahçe has identified Parrott as their striker target during the mid-season transfer window.
I wasn't aware of this, but I was aware of Lewandowski and Sorloth. I think Parrott would be the best signing, a long-term transfer, and it would be a good idea to prioritize this transfer. A reasonable and appropriate offer is needed to sign this player, and I hope the club does so.
Lewandowski could actually play for two seasons. As long as he's fit and injury-free, there shouldn't be a problem.

Troy Parrott would be the perfect choice for Fenerbahçe because he is still young. But he might be more expensive than Lewandowski. Germany's VfL Wolfsburg offered Parrot's Dutch club AZ Alkmaar €18m to sign the Scottish striker.

So Fenerbahçe might have to offer more than this since he is now a household name. Lewandowski will come as a free agent but his salary might be too high except he chooses to reduce it. The Turkish club will have to do its homework to ascertain the best player to sign.

[Balmain]

Nigeria’s elimination from the World Cup is actually the best outcome for Galatasaray.
Because the last time Osimhen went away, he got injured and returned to the team that way and he got injured again in yesterday’s match. This is really bad news for Galatasaray; we’re paying a lot for him, and he’s one of the players we get the most productivity from.

I hope yesterday’s injury is something minor and heals quickly, because we have a Champions League match coming up and we really need him right now.

Every time Osimhen goes to an international match, he's faced with a problem that's incredibly frustrating. There's no alternative to Osimhen, and we're struggling with the problem of relying solely on one player. Having accumulated good points in the Champions League, Osimhen's absence, and Yunus and İlkay's injuries at the same time, was a major setback. Without Osimhen in the Champions League, it's impossible to replace who will score the goals. We've maxed out the team's budget to sign him, and his constant injury is devastating in international matches. We need to utilize him.

[el kaka22]

Galatasaray was already in trouble, after going 7/7 wins, in the last 5 games they had a loss and two draws which means they lost 7 points and that made their rival already get way too close, and that was without this many injuries. Now that the rival is close, on top of that they will be missing so many players, and that's going to end up with some trouble as well.

We shouldn't really assume they will do this easily, it's still a trouble and I think it is going to be something that will take time for them to get better at, it is not an easy task at all. We are going to be bothered that part is true and it is not going to be easy, but as long as they can do this, they are going to be a good team. Galatasaray is in trouble, but if any team can get out of this trouble, it is going to be them, and when they are back, then they will be a beast.

[IceLincoln]

The Rafa Silva crisis is really interesting. It has broken out since Sergen Yalçın came to the team if I'm not mistaken. Before that I didn't see him having big problems at the team truthfully.

But he is also a different personality. It's said that reporters weren't even able to do an interview with him directly when he was a Benfica player.    They were asking his teammates about his condition.

Serdal Adalı and Sergen Yalçın don't take any responsibility in this. They say they have done their best for him. I guess Rafa Silva will really leave Beşiktaş in January.

This Rafa Silva case is what I don’t understand very well. The last time I checked the coach reported that he missed training I think before the Fenerbahce game and they said he’ll undergo an MRI scan and all that at the club’s facility because he gave excuse of back pain. If he’s truly is sick isn’t he the club’s responsibility or if he’s tired of the Club like they’re suggesting they should find a way to resolve it. I read somewhere that he was tired the day the new head coach Sergen Yalcin arrived. Maybe he has personal issues with the coach.
The club should look into this matter very well and avoid it escalating and media propagandas.

[Slow death]

Nigeria’s elimination from the World Cup is actually the best outcome for Galatasaray.
Because the last time Osimhen went away, he got injured and returned to the team that way and he got injured again in yesterday’s match. This is really bad news for Galatasaray; we’re paying a lot for him, and he’s one of the players we get the most productivity from.

I hope yesterday’s injury is something minor and heals quickly, because we have a Champions League match coming up and we really need him right now.

Victor oshinhem is a very important personality to both Galatasaray and Nigeria. Nigeria got eliminated because Victor oshinhem was substituted in the first half of the game due a minor injury he suffered at the back of his leg. I understand how concerned you are for Victor oshinhem, but I think it was a minor injury as he will recover quickly from it. Galatasaray fans are blaming Nigeria for what happened to Victor oshinhem, I believe sustaining injury is a natural phenomenon in football,no body should be blame for what to Victor oshinhem.

Victor Oshheim has been suffering from frequent injuries, even if they are sometimes short-term injuries, which is not good for his career. Perhaps this could keep him away from big English clubs. It's true that teams like Arsenal have signed players who suffer injuries frequently, but in Victor Oshheim's case, it seems to me that he's starting to become like Neymar. I hope I'm wrong and that he can play in Galatasaray's next game, as they haven't been doing well in recent matches, having only won 2 out of 5 games.

[LGD2Business]

Victor Oshheim has been suffering from frequent injuries, even if they are sometimes short-term injuries, which is not good for his career. Perhaps this could keep him away from big English clubs. It's true that teams like Arsenal have signed players who suffer injuries frequently, but in Victor Oshheim's case, it seems to me that he's starting to become like Neymar. I hope I'm wrong and that he can play in Galatasaray's next game, as they haven't been doing well in recent matches, having only won 2 out of 5 games.

No team wants him anyway, so what are English teams supposed to do? No team paid the 75 million Euro release clause. Now there are reports in the media that teams are willing to pay 100-150 million Euro. Why didn't they sign him last summer? Because it's not true, it's all media hype. Galatasaray also ruined its own finances by taking on this huge debt. They took on a huge burden that they won't be able to pay off for years. There's always the risk of injury. You don't tie up that much money in one player. One of the most basic principles in economics is don't put all your eggs in one basket.

[emrecemsan]

Osimhen's injury is official now. At first he said he didn't have any serious pain. But now it looks like he is out for a couple of weeks at least. However Galatasaray is going to make their classic move. 

Even though he is going to miss the Gençlerbirliği match he is expected to be on the pitch in the derby. Probably he'll be given painkiller injections. They really need him not to lose the lead to Fenerbahçe easier.

[sokani]

Osimhen's injury is official now. At first he said he didn't have any serious pain. But now it looks like he is out for a couple of weeks at least. However Galatasaray is going to make their classic move.  

Even though he is going to miss the Gençlerbirliği match he is expected to be on the pitch in the derby. Probably he'll be given painkiller injections. They really need him not to lose the lead to Fenerbahçe easier.

From what I read, the hamstring injury is not that serious and he will be returning to the team very soon. Also, I don't see the need to rush his return or inject him with painkillers. It might aggreviate his situation.The derby match is not a cup final or the last game in the league that would decide the title. So, I'm sure the medical team will allow him to heal and recover naturally.