Turkish Super League 2025/26 Season

[Slow death]

Napoli thought that they could stop him from shining but he's gifted with his striking skills and who God has blessed no one can stop him from shinning. I agree with you, that assuming Victor Osimhen is from Europe, they would have put his price tag very high. However, with time he will get a good club that will pay him based on his worth.

In my opinion, the problem wasn't solely on Napoli's side. His refusal to train may have led many big clubs to distance themselves from wanting to sign him. It's not possible that teams like Chelsea, Arsenal, and Liverpool spent a lot of money on certain signings that aren't superior to Victor Osimhen, but didn't buy him for the price Napoli wanted.

I always insist that the amount Napoli wanted wasn't a huge sum for the big European clubs to pay if they were truly interested in Victor Osimhen. Something else caused those big clubs not to buy Victor Osimhen and to opt for other players who aren't of the same high quality as him. And even now, I haven't heard any rumors saying that any big European club wants to buy Victor Osimhen; honestly, I highly doubt that any good European club will buy him.

[MK-74]

A player like Victor Osimhen should be valued at over 100 million pounds, if he were British or French they would have valued him at an outrageous amount, for me Osimhen is at a similar class as Harry kane and Haaland, even the likes of Gyokeres and Benjamin Sesco can't even produce the kind of magic that he does right now and I hope he finally moves to England soon because in Turkey he might not be able to express his talents as much as he could in a big league like the EPL.

Napoli thought that they could stop him from shining but he's gifted with his striking skills and who God has blessed no one can stop him from shinning. I agree with you, that assuming Victor Osimhen is from Europe, they would have put his price tag very high. However, with time he will get a good club that will pay him based on his worth.

I think Victor Osimhen is currently one of the best strikers.
He is very athletic and highly motivated, constantly challenging defenders, which often forces two players to mark him.
If Osimhen were a European citizen, his market value would be much higher than it is now.

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He would certainly be in the spotlight and his achievements would be more appreciated in the Premier League, but he seems happy in Turkey. Because he is highly valued and respected here. Considering the difficulties he experienced in Italy, I think the love he receives here is more important than going to the Premier League. Of course, we might see such a transfer in the summer transfer window, and in my opinion, he is currently one of the three best strikers in the world. However, he is playing in a psychologically comfortable position and as long as he is happy at Galatasaray, he may not consider a transfer. He left Napoli in a very difficult way.

Except for the purpose of career achievement records, I would prefer to have him remain in Turkey for as long as possible because like you mentioned rightly, he is in a place that keeps his psychology balanced and he got enough of love and respect which was one thing that made him left Italy, he is far more valued in Turkey, there are possible fears he may not be as regarded as much if he goes to England, only that he gets to showcase his talent on a bigger and more competitive platform where he will be exposed to the chance of adding more achievements to his career record.

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A player like Victor Osimhen should be valued at over 100 million pounds, if he were British or French they would have valued him at an outrageous amount, for me Osimhen is at a similar class as Harry kane and Haaland, even the likes of Gyokeres and Benjamin Sesco can't even produce the kind of magic that he does right now and I hope he finally moves to England soon because in Turkey he might not be able to express his talents as much as he could in a big league like the EPL.

Napoli thought that they could stop him from shining but he's gifted with his striking skills and who God has blessed no one can stop him from shinning. I agree with you, that assuming Victor Osimhen is from Europe, they would have put his price tag very high. However, with time he will get a good club that will pay him based on his worth.

I think Victor Osimhen is currently one of the best strikers.
He is very athletic and highly motivated, constantly challenging defenders, which often forces two players to mark him.
If Osimhen were a European citizen, his market value would be much higher than it is now.

Osimhen is a magnificent player. He has this innate physical strength but it's obvious he doesn't work hard enough because he relies too much on it you can tell by how often he gets injured. He’s 27 and mostly gets by on raw power. Plus, being African and frequently injured are factors too. We have to face the downsides as well.

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tomorrow, the super league resumes with some great matches after what felt like a very long break. the highlight of the day will undoubtedly be the trabzonspor vs. galatasaray match. galatasaray, having extended their lead over fenerbahçe before the international break, faces a major test. they have a good track record against trabzonspor, but trabzon will be desperate to make the most of this match. additionally, since trabzonspor came very close to winning their match against fenerbahçe in the second half of the season but fell short, they’re especially eager to beat galatasaray. i think it’ll be a great match, we’ll see.

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tomorrow, the super league resumes with some great matches after what felt like a very long break. the highlight of the day will undoubtedly be the trabzonspor vs. galatasaray match. galatasaray, having extended their lead over fenerbahçe before the international break, faces a major test. they have a good track record against trabzonspor, but trabzon will be desperate to make the most of this match. additionally, since trabzonspor came very close to winning their match against fenerbahçe in the second half of the season but fell short, they’re especially eager to beat galatasaray. i think it’ll be a great match, we’ll see.

The match everyone is waiting for will be played tomorrow. The outcome of tomorrow's match could determine who will be the champion. If Galatasaray doesn't drop points in this match, they can be sure they'll win the remaining games much more easily. Of course, the injuries suffered in recent matches will be very important for this game. Trabzonspor could win the match; it wouldn't be a huge surprise. Then the league would become much more exciting

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tomorrow, the super league resumes with some great matches after what felt like a very long break. the highlight of the day will undoubtedly be the trabzonspor vs. galatasaray match. galatasaray, having extended their lead over fenerbahçe before the international break, faces a major test. they have a good track record against trabzonspor, but trabzon will be desperate to make the most of this match. additionally, since trabzonspor came very close to winning their match against fenerbahçe in the second half of the season but fell short, they’re especially eager to beat galatasaray. i think it’ll be a great match, we’ll see.

We can see that after a long break, some great matches will be held in this league starting on April 4th but my thought is the game between Galatasaray and Trabzonspor will be the most interesting and this is Galatasaray's 27th match. We had high hopes for Turkish Super Lig team Galatasaray that they could beat Liverpool in the UEFA Champions League, but they failed to reach the quarter-finals of the UCL,So I can somewhat predict that Galatasaray will be hungry for victory in their 27th round match against Trabzonspor, moreover, another advantage is that if they win this match, they will be seven points ahead of Trabzonspor.

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I think Victor Osimhen is currently one of the best strikers.
He is very athletic and highly motivated, constantly challenging defenders, which often forces two players to mark him.
If Osimhen were a European citizen, his market value would be much higher than it is now.

I like what you said in the bolded texts, Victor Osimhen is just unfortunate to be an African citizen because if he were to be an European citizen, his market value would have gone high because he is tactical, intelligent and finishes perfectly. his speed alone is a good advantage because it makes him more dangerous to defenders especially when he is near the 18-yard box. His energy is overwhelming, he makes sure he exhausts himself while trying to get the result for his team. Well, i wouldn't say that he is disadvantaged for not being an European citizen because he is still earning reasonable amount of wages at Galatasaray, maybe if he were to be playing at top Europe teams, it would have been a great privilege to increase his market value.

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Tomorrow there is a Trabzonspor - Galatasaray match. The leader is going to play their match earlier than one of their rivals in the title race - and against one of them of course. 

Galatasaray are favoured for the victory which is quite natural. But their odds are quite high. Considering Trabzonspor have lost only once at home I find it normal. They are also having a superb season.

I feel that they won't lose at home. A draw is what I expect from this match.

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Tomorrow there is a Trabzonspor - Galatasaray match. The leader is going to play their match earlier than one of their rivals in the title race - and against one of them of course. 

Galatasaray are favoured for the victory which is quite natural. But their odds are quite high. Considering Trabzonspor have lost only once at home I find it normal. They are also having a superb season.

I feel that they won't lose at home. A draw is what I expect from this match.

Going to be an interesting game. I'm definitely going to watch it too. I'm having thoughts about backing Trabzonspor for this game even though Galatasaray stands as a favorite for this. Imo, there's a likely chance that this game would end in a draw and that there would be a decent amount of goals to top of the entertainment we'd get from it.

We also have Fenerbahce vs Beşiktaş on Sunday so it's a very interesting weekend to look forward to. Can't wait!

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There are two very important matches in the Turkish Super League this weekend. The first match is today in Trabzon between Trabzonspor and Galatasaray.

Trabzonspor will be without Oulai due to a card suspension. Muçi's participation is also uncertain due to an injury sustained while on national team duty. Trabzonspor could struggle without these two players. Oulai is a dynamic midfielder who runs a lot, and Muçi is very effective in front of goal.

Galatasaray will be without Osimhen and Sara due to injuries, and Sane due to a card suspension. Barış Alper could start in the forward position in Osimhen's absence. Icardi might come on later in the game, but I don't think he'll be in the starting eleven.

It will be a good and enjoyable match. I expect Trabzonspor to win.

[Uhde]

Tomorrow there is a Trabzonspor - Galatasaray match. The leader is going to play their match earlier than one of their rivals in the title race - and against one of them of course. 

Galatasaray are favoured for the victory which is quite natural. But their odds are quite high. Considering Trabzonspor have lost only once at home I find it normal. They are also having a superb season.

I feel that they won't lose at home. A draw is what I expect from this match.

There is absolutely no scenario in this match that benefits Fenerbahçe.
if Galatasaray wins, the title race is over. if Trabzonspor wins, Fenerbahçe will lose second place too.
in case of a draw, both teams will just keep going, putting double the pressure on Fenerbahçe. Honestly, a draw might be the worst outcome for FB. GS won't let go of the championship and TS won't give up second place.

[execijutiere]

Gençlerbirliği lost at home to Göztepe. Göztepe managed to beat their opponents 2–0, with both goals coming from the penalty spot. We saw a match in which Gençlerbirliği had more possession; Göztepe generally build their play by letting their opponents have the ball. Despite playing away from home, they won this match to take their points tally to 46 and will now wait for Beşiktaş to drop points.
Kasımpaşa beat Kayserispor 2-0 at home and secured a crucial victory. Kasımpaşa were the better-organised side in attack from the start of the match, and I believe they deserved to win.

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Galatasaray are being humiliated today in the Turkish league as we can see that they are far from winning against Trabzonspor, In fact a Nigerian national team player scored a goal for Trabzonspor today just four minutes into the match, and I've noticed that they are still in control of the 28th match.

If Galatasaray somehow loses today's game, I think they will lose two games in a row because they previously lost to Liverpool in the second leg of the UEFA Champions League Round of Sixteen match and it seems to us that if Trabzonspor win this match, they will be just one point behind Galatasaray.

[Uhde]

Galatasaray are being humiliated today in the Turkish league as we can see that they are far from winning against Trabzonspor, In fact a Nigerian national team player scored a goal for Trabzonspor today just four minutes into the match, and I've noticed that they are still in control of the 28th match.

If Galatasaray somehow loses today's game, I think they will lose two games in a row because they previously lost to Liverpool in the second leg of the UEFA Champions League Round of Sixteen.

Galatasaray shouldn't have allowed Onuachu to get such an easy header. he is the league’s most dangerous player on crosses. And considering dealing with crosses is Uğurcan’s weakness, the man winning the header is the best aerial finisher in the league...

[MK-74]

Galatasaray finished the first half 1–0 behind. Trabzonspor are playing better at the moment, let’s see how the teams start the second half.

Galatasaray didn’t create many chances in the first half, but since they have nothing to lose now, they will likely apply more pressure in the second half.
Trabzonspor absolutely need the win, so they will try to protect this score.

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Galatasaray finished the first half 1–0 behind. Trabzonspor are playing better at the moment, let’s see how the teams start the second half.

Galatasaray didn’t create many chances in the first half, but since they have nothing to lose now, they will likely apply more pressure in the second half.
Trabzonspor absolutely need the win, so they will try to protect this score.

Trabzonspor played better in the first half and created more chances. Galastataray had better ball possession, but it didn't reflect on the created opportunities or the scoreline in the first half. A win for Trabzonspor will put more pressure on the defending champions and also open up the race for this season's title.

Galastaray fans were relieved at the beginning of the second half as Wllifried Singo had leveled the score. Another Nigerian, Chibuike Nwaiwu, has put the host in front again. The visitors are now in a very tight corner. 

[Distraction]

Galatasaray finished the first half 1–0 behind. Trabzonspor are playing better at the moment, let’s see how the teams start the second half.

Galatasaray didn’t create many chances in the first half, but since they have nothing to lose now, they will likely apply more pressure in the second half.
Trabzonspor absolutely need the win, so they will try to protect this score.

Galatasaray have got better in the second half and equalized the score also. But it didn't take them a long time to get 2-1 behind this time. Trabzonspor really want the win today.

They are showing it with their game too. There are less than 15 minutes left for the end. The most Galatasaray can do is to draw at this point. It would be a good result for them in such a tough away match truthfully.

[execijutiere]

Gaziantep drew 1-1 at home against Alanyaspor. As it was virtually guaranteed that both teams would finish the league in mid-table, it was, frankly, a match in which neither side pushed the other too hard. Although Alanyaspor went into the break ahead, Gaziantep managed to take a point from the game at home.
In the most crucial match to decide the league’s fate, Trabzonspor emerged victorious and managed to reduce the points gap with Galatasaray to just one. I must say that Trabzonspor were subjected to numerous refereeing errors during the match. Despite this, they secured a vital victory in the title race by winning at home.

[Slow death]

Galatasaray lost, and it seems very obvious to me since last season that when Victor Osimhen isn't playing, Galatasaray has faced difficulties winning games. It's true that there were games where Galatasaray won even without Victor Osimhen playing, but when it comes to difficult games, Victor Osimhen's presence becomes important. But it's also becoming obvious that Victor Osimhen is constantly injured. It's rare for him to play a season without at least two injuries, and I'm being modest, because he gets injured more than three times in a season.

Honestly, I don't know how the management will deal with Victor Osimhen's absences, because in a season he won't be able to play much, and constantly, there's always some kind of injury. For his young age, this is a very bad sign; it means that as time goes on he will become more physically fragile and constantly suffer from prolonged injuries. Be that as it may, this defeat for Galatasaray doesn't jeopardize their title chances.

With weak opponents, Galatasaray doesn't need to worry. Even if they lose more games, I'm absolutely certain that Galatasaray will be champions this season. I don't see any other team capable of being champions.