Turkish Super League 2025/26 Season

[MAAManda]

Antalyaspor has parted ways with Erol Bulut. He took over the team in October and was fired less than 2 months later. I think he lasted quite a long time. He only won once in 8 league games. He had a good squad at his disposal but didn't know how to use it.
Emre Belözoğlu was also the wrong choice, just like Erol Bulut. Now Antalyaspor has missed 16 important weeks. They are just one spot above the relegation zone. Yet this squad is capable of competing for European cup spots. I hope they can find a good manager that can achieve better with what's in his hands.

Last season, they ended the season with disappointing results, the same as their current position which is almost relegated. I'm not a fan of the Süper Lig, so IDK how good Antalyaspor was in the past, all I know is that they were just an average team amidst the dominance of Galatasaray, Fenerbahce & Besiktas.

[Roseline492]

Is impressive because Galatasaray was doubling them with points but now is not many again because from the giving points of each match a club won, the point Galatasaray has is for one match so actually they wouldn't have the confident they had before because unlike when we thought is impossible for Fenerbahce is now very possible because it has required for the race of consistency so any side that's not consistent for a bit will witness the impossibility of the trophy, and if Galatasaray go for champions League qualifications they will not make it the way I see it, so is better everything they are doing to be now.

Fenerbahce took advantage of the injury period Galatasaray had. For a while, Galatasaray had many injured players and because of it they lost some points, specially the loss against Kocelispor was a big one for them and they were expected to easily win but not only they failed to win, they even lost. During the same time, Fenerbahce played very well and won most of their games, and because of that the gap got closer, it was even just one point but then they lost points to Basaksheir.

There is how you will narrate it, you will think that injury was why Kocaelispor won them but on my realistic view is not the injury because if injury should take all the blame what happened to the reason why they had the match under them?, Kocaelispor could not get much possession compare to the dominating of Galatasaray, a club which is affected by injury performs bad but they perform good but did not win, and what do they see after then on this Turkish, they never loss again but draws was becoming popular, so actually there problems was something else because Osimhen who score for them was present.

[LGD2Business]

Last season, they ended the season with disappointing results, the same as their current position which is almost relegated. I'm not a fan of the Süper Lig, so IDK how good Antalyaspor was in the past, all I know is that they were just an average team amidst the dominance of Galatasaray, Fenerbahce & Besiktas.

Of course they were never a team that challenged for the top 4. No Anatolian club has ever been like that. But for an Anatolian club, qualifying for European competitions is a huge achievement.
Meanwhile, Antalyaspor's management has announced that they are not currently in talks with any managers and have not reached any agreements. I found this an interesting statement. It means the management has no plans. While Turkish managers jump from team to team, it would be best to find a solid and success-driven foreign manager, like Samsunspor did. I have no confidence in Turkish managers. It's impossible to make long-term plans with them.

[SquallLeonhart]

New problem for Galatasaray is the African cup games. This means, Singo (doubtful because of his injury anyways), Jakobs, Osimhen, and Lemina are all gone, maybe more if I am missing anyone. That is not going to be easy for them, to start off, Osimhen is an irreplaceable player and even with Icardi at the striker, that is not going to be easy for them to get the wins and they will play a few games like this.

So it is going to be very difficult for Galatasaray to keep their positions at the top, and could lose points for the next few games. Luckily there is the winter break, so there aren't that many games, but there are still few that these players will miss, and it is going to be very troubling to get wins in those games.

[Stavri]

New problem for Galatasaray is the African cup games. This means, Singo (doubtful because of his injury anyways), Jakobs, Osimhen, and Lemina are all gone, maybe more if I am missing anyone. That is not going to be easy for them, to start off, Osimhen is an irreplaceable player and even with Icardi at the striker, that is not going to be easy for them to get the wins and they will play a few games like this.

So it is going to be very difficult for Galatasaray to keep their positions at the top, and could lose points for the next few games. Luckily there is the winter break, so there aren't that many games, but there are still few that these players will miss, and it is going to be very troubling to get wins in those games.

Indeed... this season is an AFCON year, they will be absent for almost December 20 to January 20... meaning they will miss 3 league matches, 1 cup match, and probably 1 Champions League match. I’m especially worried about Osimhen, because he is a player who gets injured quite easily and is one of Galatasaray’s key players.

[Fiatless]

Indeed... this season is an AFCON year, they will be absent for almost December 20 to January 20... meaning they will miss 3 league matches, 1 cup match, and probably 1 Champions League match. I’m especially worried about Osimhen, because he is a player who gets injured quite easily and is one of Galatasaray’s key players.

Galatasaray will have to find a balance in its squad without these African players. I am not too concerned about the attack because there are still some good players who can perform. Mauro Icardi can combine with Leroy Sané, Barış Alper Yılmaz, and Yunus Akgün to get some good results. Icardi might not be strong but he has experience and is a good finisher.

The problem is the shaky defence, and losing Wilfried Singo, Ismael Jakobs and Mario Lemina is a big blow. I wonder how the backside will cope with these players.

[trendcoin]

Last season, they ended the season with disappointing results, the same as their current position which is almost relegated. I'm not a fan of the Süper Lig, so IDK how good Antalyaspor was in the past, all I know is that they were just an average team amidst the dominance of Galatasaray, Fenerbahce & Besiktas.

Around 70-80% of broadcast income is shared among the three big teams. Also, Anatolian clubs can't find sponsors with good deals. Their jersey sales are also low. Furthermore, they can't keep their squads together. For example, there's already talk that Thomas Reis will return to the Bundesliga. If that happens, Samsunspor won't be able to achieve stability. Also, if they develop good players and offers come for them, they have to sell because the players want to leave. So, they face another disadvantage in terms of squad stability. Actually, this situation is the same all over the world. Under these conditions, it's obviously not easy to talk about fair competition...

[püsür]

Antalyaspor has parted ways with Erol Bulut. He took over the team in October and was fired less than 2 months later. I think he lasted quite a long time. He only won once in 8 league games. He had a good squad at his disposal but didn't know how to use it.
Emre Belözoğlu was also the wrong choice, just like Erol Bulut. Now Antalyaspor has missed 16 important weeks. They are just one spot above the relegation zone. Yet this squad is capable of competing for European cup spots. I hope they can find a good manager that can achieve better with what's in his hands.

Last season, they ended the season with disappointing results, the same as their current position which is almost relegated. I'm not a fan of the Süper Lig, so IDK how good Antalyaspor was in the past, all I know is that they were just an average team amidst the dominance of Galatasaray, Fenerbahce & Besiktas.

A disastrously mismanaged football club. They may have the most advantageous city after Istanbul, perhaps even in the whole country. But they can't put together a decent squad, they can't bring in a good manager, they can't fill the stands... They haven't even managed to fix the pitch in all these years, grass is maybe the worst. I'm afraid I have to say that there's a ninety-five per cent chance they will be relegated at the end of this season.

[ajanwalker]

Today's match is between Kocaelispor and Antalyaspor. Kocaeli is the better team, but Antalya defends well away from home and tries to get a draw. Antalyaspor has had 1 win and 2 draws in their last 3 away matches. I'm curious to see how the team will perform after Erol Bulut's departure. Antalya has a weak squad and, in my opinion, will be fighting to avoid relegation. If Kocaelispor scores an early goal, we can expect a high-scoring match.

[Mayor of ogba]

Galatasaray's victory in this match was very valuable. They had some fears due to their defeat against Kocaelispor, but they didn't allow any surprises. Their leadership is now confirmed. Trabzonspor has an important match against Beşiktaş. Now it's time to watch their other rivals.

Galatasaray's victory against Antalyaspor is important and valuable because it has helped Galatasaray remain at the top of the Turkish league table. Even though Galatasaray was defeated by Kocaelispor, I don't believe they have some fears in defeating Antalyaspor because Victor Osimhen was available to play for them against Antalyaspor. Victor Osimhen found the back of the net against Antalyaspor and helped Galatasaray easily beat Antalyaspor.

When you say that Galatasaray didn't have anything to fear before their game against Antalyaspor since they had Victor Osimhen in the team, do you mean to say that without Victor Osimhen, the team's confidence isn't strong? If that's the reality, then something must urgently be done about it. Victor Osimhen without doubt has been the club's best player since the start of last season but it's time the club manager improves the team so well that they can play without Osimhen and still win games.
He'll be leaving the Galatasaray team to join the Nigeria national team ahead of upcoming African Cup Of Nations tournament and should Nigeria reach the competition's final, Osimhen will be out for up to a month which means they're likely to play without him for the next one month or more. A great win against Antalyaspor on Saturday to help them remain at the top of the league table, I hope they continue win games without Osimhen.

When I said that Galatasaray didn't have anything to fear against Antalyaspor, I didn't actually mean that without Victor Osimhen being available to play for Galatasaray, the team's confidence in winning their matches won't be strong. What made me make that statement was because Victor Osimhen is a type of player that can singlehandedly win a match for his club or national team, and for Galatasaray to play against Antalyaspor, who aren't doing quite well in the Turkish league, I believe Galatasaray would beat Antalyaspor so easily because Victor Osimhen must find the back of the net.

[LGD2Business]

The Federation has once again handed out ridiculous penalties. They gave a two-match ban for a position that was debatable even for a red card. They also imposed fines and suspensions on club officials who sought justice. The Federation has openly declared war on everyone except the team they favor. First, they should clean up their own corrupt officials, rid themselves of corruption, and then come and try to manage impartially. They are covered in filth from top to bottom. The club should appeal this penalty and take the matter to a higher court instead of paying it. These biased officials are blatantly trying to steal our money.

[Iranus]

When I said that Galatasaray didn't have anything to fear against Antalyaspor, I didn't actually mean that without Victor Osimhen being available to play for Galatasaray, the team's confidence in winning their matches won't be strong. What made me make that statement was because Victor Osimhen is a type of player that can singlehandedly win a match for his club or national team, and for Galatasaray to play against Antalyaspor, who aren't doing quite well in the Turkish league, I believe Galatasaray would beat Antalyaspor so easily because Victor Osimhen must find the back of the net.

Winning against a team like Antalyaspor was not a difficult task. Galatasaray's  squad is strong. And they are at the top of the super lig table. And galatasaray has lost only one match this season. Galatasaray easily secured 3 points against antalyaspor. They were able to win the  match by dominating. They  got a great win of 4-1 . They are now 3 points ahead of Fenerbahce. The  title race is now getting more  intense because Fenerbahce is also playing very well. Trabzonspor's performance is also very good. The team  is in third place in the table with  35 points.

[Callido]

Winning against a team like Antalyaspor was not a difficult task. Galatasaray's  squad is strong. And they are at the top of the super lig table. And galatasaray has lost only one match this season. Galatasaray easily secured 3 points against antalyaspor. They were able to win the  match by dominating. They  got a great win of 4-1 . They are now 3 points ahead of Fenerbahce. The  title race is now getting more  intense because Fenerbahce is also playing very well. Trabzonspor's performance is also very good. The team  is in third place in the table with  35 points.

When Galatasaray play against any team domestically, i don't expect shocking outcomes aside winning most of the games, in unfortunate circumstances they may lose some of the fixtures, but for good number of times, Galatasaray is meant to deliver a striking performance.

Their toughest fixture was against Fenerbahce and they delivered 1-1 draw, every other team in the league is underneath my expectations. Galatasaray are also favorites to win the Turkish League, the rival Fenerbahce may not be able to hold for long.

[LGD2Business]

Antalyaspor lost again. The management still hasn't found a new manager, and the worst part is that they aren't even looking for one. The team is completely adrift. If they get relegated, the consequences will be severe. There is no trust left in this management. This is not where the team should be. If this continues, the foreign players won't stay either. Last year's foreign players were better though. Boli and Ballet seem weak to me. The team needs to sign a solid striker as soon as possible.

[CLS63]

Interestingly Burak Yılmaz has decided to work for Gaziantep again only 4 days after he resigned. I guess he had personal problems with the board but things are okay now.

This kind of interesting things can really happen in this league. I remember one time İbrahim Üzülmez got sacked in only a few hours. That must be in the 2018/19 season. It was really interesting.

[el kaka22]

The reality of this league is simple, there are just two teams and even though Trabzonspor looked good, that's not going to matter much in the end. Even playing with not their best eleven, Galatasaray managed to beat one of the most valuable teams in the league easily, not the best of course, but like fifth or sixth, and that was with half bench players and some young players.

While they also had players like Icardi and Sane etc playing, they also had half of the team from players they do not even want. So it's clear that when they are 100%, they are non- stoppable in this league, and could be even a good team in most of the big five leagues. Like I can see them being second place in Bundesliga, or second place in Ligue 1, and fifth for third place in La Liga for example, or at worst fourth place.

[$weetne$$]

Indeed... this season is an AFCON year, they will be absent for almost December 20 to January 20... meaning they will miss 3 league matches, 1 cup match, and probably 1 Champions League match. I’m especially worried about Osimhen, because he is a player who gets injured quite easily and is one of Galatasaray’s key players.

Galatasaray will indeed be really worried about the well being of their key player Osimhen and can only be hopeful he returns back as strong and not with injuries, most of the other players who are going for the AFCON may also give their various teams same concerns to bother about. It will not be long and it will be over so they will be back solid to their various teams.

[redhack]

Fenerbahçe is said to have reached an agreement with Veerman. If true, I think it's a great transfer. Veerman has impressive goal and assist statistics for a central midfielder. He would be a very useful player for Fenerbahçe. The only concern I have is that he has never played outside the Netherlands before. Will he get homesick here? Will he have adaptation issues? If these aren't problems and he adapts quickly to the team, this could be a transfer that changes the course of the season.

[Mustang Shelby]

Fenerbahçe is said to have reached an agreement with Veerman. If true, I think it's a great transfer. Veerman has impressive goal and assist statistics for a central midfielder. He would be a very useful player for Fenerbahçe. The only concern I have is that he has never played outside the Netherlands before. Will he get homesick here? Will he have adaptation issues? If these aren't problems and he adapts quickly to the team, this could be a transfer that changes the course of the season.

Veerman looks like a very good signing on paper because he's been playing very well this year. His age 27, and effectiveness in midfield make him a valuable addition to Fenerbahçe's midfield. Furthermore, Fenerbahçe needs a good striker. En Nesyri and Duran haven't been performing well for Fenerbahçe.

[l99l]

Kocaelispor continues to win in the league. This victory puts them closer to the top of the table.
Antalyaspor's poor form continues, and they are increasingly approaching the relegation zone. Kocaelispor is very good at home, especially with this match, they have gone seven games unbeaten at home.
If they continue to perform well at home against the top teams in the standings, they can climb even higher. Selçuk İnan is leading the team well, and staying in contention for a European spot is a good goal for him.