Turkish Super League 2025/26 Season

[Mayor of ogba]

Galatasaray got a very comfortable win.
They beat Kayserispor 4-0 and increased the points gap to 6 over their closest rival.
I think it was a very nice and enjoyable match. I really enjoyed it.
There was a clear penalty for the second goal and Osimhen converted it. Kayserispor player made a big mistake there, and Galatasaray took full advantage of it.

When I found out that Galatasaray's next opponent in the Turkish Super League was Kayserispor, I knew Galatasaray was going to have a very comfortable win against Kayserispor because Kayserispor is a weak team, and the match happened the way I expected it to happen. Fenerbahçe has reduced the 6 point gap between them and Galatasaray to 3 points after they won Kocaelispor by two goals to nil.

[trendcoin]

I don't think anyone here would say anything negative about N'Golo Kante, but the money spent on his transfer is very high. According to reports in the press, he received a signing bonus of 14.4 million euros. He will play half a season this season and earn 5.5 million euros for that half season. He will receive a salary of 11 million euros per year for the next two years...

I want to reiterate that, as a Beşiktaş fan, I am very happy about N'Golo Kante's transfer. I am very happy that he came to our country. However, Fenerbahçe does not have an ideal striker. If Talisca gets injured or is a little out of form, Fenerbahçe will have great difficulty scoring goals with its current squad...

[Mayor of ogba]

The race between Galatasaray and Fenerbahce is becoming tougher everyday.  With galatasaray still leading the table with 3 points I think they will do everything possible to sustain the lead. Galatasaray won their last game, Kayserispor by 4 goals to nothing at home. Even though galatasaray only scored one open goal which was scored by Sara, then an own goal and two penalties, their performance was worth more open goals as they had a total of 27 shots with 14 of the shots on the target. This is a good game play but there should be more precision shooting in the team.

Fenerbahce on the other hand had less shots than Kocaelispor but scored two goals to nothing in the game. I am beginning to think that Fenerbahce is more goal oriented than Galatasaray who believe in their tactics and robust sponsorship and this could affect their league position by the end of the season.

The competition between Galatasaray and Fenerbahce will continue because we know that these two teams occupy the top positions in the Turkish Super League, and at this stage your statement is correct that Galatasaray is now 3 points ahead of Fenerbahce after 20 rounds. It can also be seen that the Galatasaray team's victories are not stopping in any way, as they played with a very dominant attitude against the Kayserispor team a few days ago and they returned home with a 4-0 victory in that Turkish Super League match.

I believe that this Turkish league team will be at the top of their domestic league but their biggest challenge right now is the Champions League play-offs, even in that Champions League playoff match, their opponent is Juventus, and as far as I know, Juventus is in fourth place in the Italian league.

Lately, all the transfer news is only about Fenerbahçe and Beşiktaş. it feels like Galatasaray isn't even trying and it's making people worry that they don't care about the title anymore. but I still think Galatasaray has a big advantage because they will play the Fenerbahçe derby at home in the second half.

I know very well that Galatasaray had some players in their watchlist they wanted to sign in the January transfer window to strengthen their team, but even though Galatasaray didn't sign any player in the January transfer window, they still have a good squad depth that can finish in the number one spot of the Turkish league table this season.

[xzone]

Will we see some blockbuster transfers on the last day of the transfer window? There are rumors about many teams and players, but not many transfers have been confirmed. I think the most noteworthy transfer news of the last day was Amir Murillo. Murillo, who agreed to a deal with Beşiktaş for 6 million euros, will be in İstanbul within a few hours. I think they made 5 transfers this transfer window, more than they have in a long time. Let's see if this will improve the team

[Silence Scream]

The race between Galatasaray and Fenerbahce is becoming tougher everyday.  With galatasaray still leading the table with 3 points I think they will do everything possible to sustain the lead. Galatasaray won their last game, Kayserispor by 4 goals to nothing at home. Even though galatasaray only scored one open goal which was scored by Sara, then an own goal and two penalties, their performance was worth more open goals as they had a total of 27 shots with 14 of the shots on the target. This is a good game play but there should be more precision shooting in the team.

Fenerbahce on the other hand had less shots than Kocaelispor but scored two goals to nothing in the game. I am beginning to think that Fenerbahce is more goal oriented than Galatasaray who believe in their tactics and robust sponsorship and this could affect their league position by the end of the season.

The competition between Galatasaray and Fenerbahce will continue because we know that these two teams occupy the top positions in the Turkish Super League, and at this stage your statement is correct that Galatasaray is now 3 points ahead of Fenerbahce after 20 rounds. It can also be seen that the Galatasaray team's victories are not stopping in any way, as they played with a very dominant attitude against the Kayserispor team a few days ago and they returned home with a 4-0 victory in that Turkish Super League match.

I believe that this Turkish league team will be at the top of their domestic league but their biggest challenge right now is the Champions League play-offs, even in that Champions League playoff match, their opponent is Juventus, and as far as I know, Juventus is in fourth place in the Italian league.

Lately, all the transfer news is only about Fenerbahçe and Beşiktaş. it feels like Galatasaray isn't even trying and it's making people worry that they don't care about the title anymore. but I still think Galatasaray has a big advantage because they will play the Fenerbahçe derby at home in the second half.

I know very well that Galatasaray had some players in their watchlist they wanted to sign in the January transfer window to strengthen their team, but even though Galatasaray didn't sign any player in the January transfer window, they still have a good squad depth that can finish in the number one spot of the Turkish league table this season.

Galatasaray has a squad aiming for the championship this year, and they can achieve success with this squad. While Fenerbahçe has a very good squad on paper, their performances haven't been very good. In particular, Kerem Aktürkoğlu, whom they tried very hard to acquire at the beginning of the season, has contributed almost nothing to Fenerbahçe this year. Now they've made a high-profile transfer with the French star Kante, but in my opinion, apart from Marco Asensio, I don't see any other good transfers. Oh, and goalkeeper Ederson, he's very good too.

[MK-74]

The league will continue tomorrow with the scheduled matches.

The first match will be between Fatih Karagümrük and Antalyaspor. Fatih Karagümrük are in very poor form and are 90% likely not to be in this league next season.
If Antalyaspor don’t want to fall into the relegation zone, they will win this match.

Tomorrow night, there will be a Black Sea derby, Samsunspor vs. Trabzonspor.
In my opinion, there is no favorite in this match, either team can win. May the better team win.

[LGD2Business]

Emmanuel Agbadou is officially at Beşiktaş. Wolverhampton is earning 18 million Euro from this transfer. A 4.5 year contract has been signed with the player. If we consider this half-season as an adaptation period, we now have a very solid right stopper for the next 4 seasons. I think we should view this transfer positively, without getting hung up on the cost. Djalo will be our backup right stopper. We won't need to sign a new center back in the coming years. Maybe it shouldn't have been a priority, but ultimately it's not a bad transfer. Considering we've been conceding easy goals, strengthening the defense was also important. Now we need to focus on players who can score goals. After all, you can concede no goals but if you can't score you won't win matches. There are high expectations for Oh and Olaitan.

[ajanwalker]

Beşiktaş has signed a striker named Emmanuel Agbadou from Wolverhampton for a transfer fee of 18 million Euros.
This player has yet to score in 14 matches this season.
On what basis did Beşiktaş pay this much money for him? He's not a young player either.
After waiting this long, was this the player you, as the management, were going to sign?

If this player doesn't score in 3-4 matches, Beşiktaş fans will seriously criticize the management. I've never heard of this player before. If he were truly a useful and good goalscorer, would Wolverhampton, who are in a difficult situation, sell him? I highly doubt it...

[LGD2Business]

Beşiktaş has signed a striker named Emmanuel Agbadou from Wolverhampton for a transfer fee of 18 million Euros.
This player has yet to score in 14 matches this season.
On what basis did Beşiktaş pay this much money for him? He's not a young player either.
After waiting this long, was this the player you, as the management, were going to sign?

If this player doesn't score in 3-4 matches, Beşiktaş fans will seriously criticize the management. I've never heard of this player before. If he were truly a useful and good goalscorer, would Wolverhampton, who are in a difficult situation, sell him? I highly doubt it...

He's not a striker, he's a center back. Did you confuse him with Oh? He's an experienced player who has played in 14 of Wolves' 24 Premier League matches this season. He's physically fit too. Maybe he lacks heading ability, but Beşiktaş's priority isn't for center backs to score goals anyway.

Oh Hyeon-gyu was signed as a forward. He's joining the team ready to play. Junior Olaitan was signed as a number 10. These two should solve the goal-scoring problem. Devis Vásquez was signed as a goalkeeper. He'll compete with Ersin. The transfers came on the last day, but at least they made it in time. The team was short on numbers, but now it's complete.

[jakdanyel]

Beşiktaş has signed a striker named Emmanuel Agbadou from Wolverhampton for a transfer fee of 18 million Euros.
This player has yet to score in 14 matches this season.
On what basis did Beşiktaş pay this much money for him? He's not a young player either.
After waiting this long, was this the player you, as the management, were going to sign?

If this player doesn't score in 3-4 matches, Beşiktaş fans will seriously criticize the management. I've never heard of this player before. If he were truly a useful and good goalscorer, would Wolverhampton, who are in a difficult situation, sell him? I highly doubt it...

Agbadou is a defender. But still it makes 0 sense for Beşiktaş to spend that much money on a defender now. This is never their priority at the moment.

Another bad transfer to me is Hyeon-gyu Oh. This guy has just terrible finishing. People have been sharing his videos from his times at Genk. I don't feel good for Beşiktaş in the attacking line already. 

They definitely need better scouts immediately. This isn't a good route for transfers.

[ajanwalker]

Beşiktaş has signed a striker named Emmanuel Agbadou from Wolverhampton for a transfer fee of 18 million Euros.
This player has yet to score in 14 matches this season.
On what basis did Beşiktaş pay this much money for him? He's not a young player either.
After waiting this long, was this the player you, as the management, were going to sign?

If this player doesn't score in 3-4 matches, Beşiktaş fans will seriously criticize the management. I've never heard of this player before. If he were truly a useful and good goalscorer, would Wolverhampton, who are in a difficult situation, sell him? I highly doubt it...

Agbadou is a defender. But still it makes 0 sense for Beşiktaş to spend that much money on a defender now. This is never their priority at the moment.

Another bad transfer to me is Hyeon-gyu Oh. This guy has just terrible finishing. People have been sharing his videos from his times at Genk. I don't feel good for Beşiktaş in the attacking line already. 

They definitely need better scouts immediately. This isn't a good route for transfers.

I thought they were going to buy a striker when they spent 18 million Euros. Considering Beşiktaş's financial situation, paying 18 million Euros for a defender surprised me a lot.
He's not young. And now they've bought him for that much money. When and for how much will Beşiktaş sell him?

In my opinion, it's an excessively high price. Such a transfer at this price wasn't necessary. I think Beşiktaş wasted their money.

The money spent on the Korean striker is also unnecessary and excessive. If they were going to do this, why did Beşiktaş sell Semih Kılıçsoy at the beginning of the season?
I agree with you, whoever is on the transfer committee is making a huge mistake. There's a huge gap between the Belgian league and the Turkish league. Beşiktaş would have done a better job if they hadn't made any transfers at all.

[Distraction]

Galatasaray looked worse in the transfer window when we compare them to Fenerbahçe. The fans were expecting problematic areas to be consolidated. Especially central midfield.

They signed Renato Nhaga for the position who wasn't even added to the CL squad. Sacha Boey is back all of a sudden but still not a new face. I understand the fans' criticism on Dursun Özbek. We will see if this situation will carry Fenerbahçe one step ahead.

[sana54210]

Fenerbahce definitely spent more and got more players during this winter break, because they realized they are close enough to finally win after over a decade of not winning, and they didn't want to let go of this chance.

However, they made one crucial mistake which is that they sent two strikers away and got one potential striker and that's it, so they are not looking like they have what it takes to win with this, so they are going to simply use Talisca to win, which may work, but still a risky move. Galatasaray on the other hand, already had a great team so they didn't really care, which sort of makes sense.

[trendcoin]

Beşiktaş has signed a striker named Emmanuel Agbadou from Wolverhampton for a transfer fee of 18 million Euros.
This player has yet to score in 14 matches this season.
On what basis did Beşiktaş pay this much money for him? He's not a young player either.
After waiting this long, was this the player you, as the management, were going to sign?

If this player doesn't score in 3-4 matches, Beşiktaş fans will seriously criticize the management. I've never heard of this player before. If he were truly a useful and good goalscorer, would Wolverhampton, who are in a difficult situation, sell him? I highly doubt it...

Agbadou is a defender. But still it makes 0 sense for Beşiktaş to spend that much money on a defender now. This is never their priority at the moment.

Another bad transfer to me is Hyeon-gyu Oh. This guy has just terrible finishing. People have been sharing his videos from his times at Genk. I don't feel good for Beşiktaş in the attacking line already.  :P

They definitely need better scouts immediately. This isn't a good route for transfers.

Beşiktaş is one of the worst-managed clubs. We build a new team every six months. There is an unbelievable transfer cycle. There were allegations that they deliberately plunged the club into debt in order to sell it. These allegations were unrealistic and did not come to pass, but there is no other way to explain such a bad transfer policy. Fortunately, I don't want to criticize too much because we were able to sell our recent transfers for transfer fees. Sometimes we had to let go of players we paid millions of euros for, for free. We should consider ourselves lucky that we will gain transfer fees from Tammy and Rafa...

[blomen]

Galatasaray looked worse in the transfer window when we compare them to Fenerbahçe. The fans were expecting problematic areas to be consolidated. Especially central midfield.

They signed Renato Nhaga for the position who wasn't even added to the CL squad. Sacha Boey is back all of a sudden but still not a new face. I understand the fans' criticism on Dursun Özbek. We will see if this situation will carry Fenerbahçe one step ahead.

my only wish right now is that, despite making the same mistake over and over again, the management's moves surprise us and galatasaray performs well in the champions league. the team's need for a midfielder has been evident since the beginning of the season, and we've made additions to some areas that weren't particularly problematic anyway. i was very happy to see boey return; he was one of those quality players whose desire i could see while watching him play. even though he didn't have a very active spell at bayern munich, i'm sure he'll get regular playing time at his home club, galatasaray. i was sad when he was sold, and now i'm very happy.

[RaltcoinsB]

Galatasaray looked worse in the transfer window when we compare them to Fenerbahçe. The fans were expecting problematic areas to be consolidated. Especially central midfield.

They signed Renato Nhaga for the position who wasn't even added to the CL squad. Sacha Boey is back all of a sudden but still not a new face. I understand the fans' criticism on Dursun Özbek. We will see if this situation will carry Fenerbahçe one step ahead.

my only wish right now is that, despite making the same mistake over and over again, the management's moves surprise us and galatasaray performs well in the champions league. the team's need for a midfielder has been evident since the beginning of the season, and we've made additions to some areas that weren't particularly problematic anyway. i was very happy to see boey return; he was one of those quality players whose desire i could see while watching him play. even though he didn't have a very active spell at bayern munich, i'm sure he'll get regular playing time at his home club, galatasaray. i was sad when he was sold, and now i'm very happy.

He didn't play many games with the team last year due to numerous injuries. Therefore, Sacha Boey is a player at risk of injury. Although he left many good memories in his Galatasaray career, his current injury-prone nature is not good for Galatasaray. Also, after his transfer to Bayern Munich, he shook his head in denial when a fan told him to come back to Galatasaray. I don't understand what changed that made him want to return to the team? I hope he will be useful for Galatasaray, but it can take a long time for a player who has been injured for a long time to reach his previous performance level.

[mandown]

Fatih Karagümrük secured their first victory under their new manager today, defeating Antalyaspor 1-0. They now have 12 points. They dominated the match from start to finish. The three teams they previously lost to were all superior to them. Karagümrük has shown that they can earn points against teams of equal strength. Antalyaspor remains on 20 points and, in my opinion, is a relegation candidate.

[MK-74]

Trabzonspor won the Black Sea derby. They won the match 3–0.
I didn’t like Samsunspor’s performance. They weren’t good.
It was an important three points for Trabzonspor.

It was also a very important three points for Fatih Karagümrük. They beat Antalyaspor 1–0 at home. They are in the relegation zone, but even if the chances are low, they still have a possibility of staying in the league.

[LGD2Business]

Samsunspor's free fall continues. They have only managed to beat Kasımpaşa in their last 9 matches. Today, they conceded 3 goals at home against Trabzonspor. They were humiliated in the Black Sea derby. Samsunspor's outspoken president is no longer making headlines because no one cares about him anymore. Samsunspor couldn't even manage a single accurate shot at home. This disgrace is enough for them.
If the teams below them were slightly better, Samsunspor wouldn't even be able to stay in 7th place. There's no chance of them making it into the top 6 now. Last season, they finished 3rd undeservedly, but this season they can only look at the top 6 from afar.

[nelson4lov]

Is there anyone else that thinks that Galatasaray would win tomorrow?

 I'm tempted to take a bet on them? There's only 3 point gap between Galatasaray and Fenerbahce. That's why I feel like there's a high probability of Galatasaray winning that game against 12th placed Rizespor. Fenerbahce will play at home on Monday so this game should be a must win for Galatasaray imo.