Turkish Super League 2025/26 Season

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Konyaspor managed to beat Trabzonspor at home. Konyaspor has continued to beat its opponents by putting in performances that have exceeded expectations in recent weeks. This season, they have managed to beat teams in the top three of the Super League in their home matches. İlhan Palut and his team have gone nine matches without defeat. If they have a good transfer window next season, we can say that they could become an even stronger team.

Trabzonspor missed a very important opportunity. Had they won this match, they would have had a very good chance of finishing the league in second place. Of course, they still have a chance to do so, because Fenerbahçe is suffering a major loss of morale and motivation. But Trabzonspor’s remaining matches will be against tougher opponents. That’s why the three points they lost today will undoubtedly be a huge loss for them.

[Balmain]

The season is over now, the derby was going to be decisive, and so it was. Galatasaray won, and by a large margin, and they clinched the championship. The remaining fixtures are easy matches, and I don't think they'll drop many points, maybe even none at all. I'm also curious to know how the match would have gone if Talisca had scored the penalty.

[Wake Up]

The season is over now, the derby was going to be decisive, and so it was. Galatasaray won, and by a large margin, and they clinched the championship. The remaining fixtures are easy matches, and I don't think they'll drop many points, maybe even none at all. I'm also curious to know how the match would have gone if Talisca had scored the penalty.

If Anderson Talisca had scored the penalty, perhaps we would have watched a different match, but he missed a very poor penalty, sending the ball wide. Galatasaray, on the other hand, made excellent use of the rebounds and chances. Fenerbahçe played very poorly. They shouldn't have prepared so badly for such a crucial match. Fenerbahçe lost the match heavily.

[mandown]

Trabzonspor had the chance to overtake Fenerbahçe in the standings, but they lost 2-1 to Konyaspor and squandered that opportunity.
The match was very enjoyable and exciting.
Berkan Kutlu scoring 2 goals was an interesting situation. I don't know if Berkan has ever scored 2 goals in a match before.
Perhaps this is the first time he has scored 2 goals in a match.
Felipe Agusto scored his 13th league goal in this match.

[execijutiere]

Domenico Tedesco has been fired by Fenerbahçe. Let me explain just how absurd this decision is: in a season where he didn’t build the team, the transfers weren’t his doing, and both the captain and the president were in prison, he did everything in his power to keep the team in the race and did nothing but carry out his duties with dignity. President Sadettin Saran, instead of standing by him, chose to fire him after the first major loss—and even in the match that cost them the championship. Tedesco really needs to come back, as there’s a massive backlash on social media.

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Fenerbahçe failed to take advantage of a huge opportunity. While they had the chance to reduce the points gap to 1, it has now increased to 7. Psychologically, they have lost the league as well. The penalty missed by Talisca caused great disappointment among Fenerbahçe supporters. While Fenerbahçe were playing this badly, I think the score should have been much heavier; in football, there is no mercy. When your arch-rival is this poor, you score 5, 6, 7 whatever you can get.

Galatasaray once again did it and won Intercontinental Derby in Süper lig by 3-0 crushing Fenerbahce and extended the point gap to seven Osimhen scored in 40th min and then Yilmaz scored a penalty in 67th min and extended the lead by 2 then L. Torreira joined the scoresheet by scoring in 83rd min 16 shots and 58% possession. A lot of cards and fouls as expected but Ederson received two yellows and was pulled out of pitch in 62nd  minutes. Now Galatasaray team  is going to face Samsunspor and we can expect Galatasaray to win and keep their hands on the title. Fenerbahçe loss not only helped Galatasaray to extend their lead but now it seems difficult for Fenerbahçe to close the point gap and win.

Actually it seems right Galatasaray have strengthened their grip on the Turkish Super League title and we have seen them beat their arch-rivals 3-0 in the Intercontinental Derby. Besides, I was more surprised in this Intercontinental Derby when a Fenerbahce player missed a penalty, to be honest, if that player hadn't missed a penalty in the 13th minute, the match would have turned around at the beginning. We also feel that in this heated match, the Brazilian player, the Fenerbahce goalkeeper, made a stupid mistake which resulted in him getting a red card and then the match became even more tense. You see, the table toppers of the Turkish Super League wanted to win this match with all their heart and every player of the Galatasaray team cheered as they dominated and won, so now it proves to us that they deserve the league title.

[MK-74]

Domenico Tedesco has been fired by Fenerbahçe. Let me explain just how absurd this decision is: in a season where he didn’t build the team, the transfers weren’t his doing, and both the captain and the president were in prison, he did everything in his power to keep the team in the race and did nothing but carry out his duties with dignity. President Sadettin Saran, instead of standing by him, chose to fire him after the first major loss—and even in the match that cost them the championship. Tedesco really needs to come back, as there’s a massive backlash on social media.

I think Domenico Tedesco gained valuable experience at Fenerbahçe, which could help him become a successful manager in the future.
In my opinion, Fenerbahçe should have finished the season with Tedesco. Instead, they dismissed him and will now have to pay compensation as well.
With only a few weeks left in the season, this decision seems unnecessary and may be seen as shifting responsibility rather than addressing the real issues.
Tedesco actually implemented his intended game plan in the Galatasaray vs Fenerbahçe derby, but the team was unable to convert their chances.

[execijutiere]

Domenico Tedesco has been fired by Fenerbahçe. Let me explain just how absurd this decision is: in a season where he didn’t build the team, the transfers weren’t his doing, and both the captain and the president were in prison, he did everything in his power to keep the team in the race and did nothing but carry out his duties with dignity. President Sadettin Saran, instead of standing by him, chose to fire him after the first major loss—and even in the match that cost them the championship. Tedesco really needs to come back, as there’s a massive backlash on social media.

I think Domenico Tedesco gained valuable experience at Fenerbahçe, which could help him become a successful manager in the future.
In my opinion, Fenerbahçe should have finished the season with Tedesco. Instead, they dismissed him and will now have to pay compensation as well.
With only a few weeks left in the season, this decision seems unnecessary and may be seen as shifting responsibility rather than addressing the real issues.
Tedesco actually implemented his intended game plan in the Galatasaray vs Fenerbahçe derby, but the team was unable to convert their chances.

Fenerbahçe’s biggest mistake was the transfer window they managed during the mid-season break. Despite all these poor decisions, Tedesco still put on a good performance. No center-back was signed, the forwards were let go, and, on top of that, more young defenders were brought in. In other words, they signed both experienced players and promising young talents. Here, the mistake lies not with Tedesco but clearly with Fenerbahçe’s management. In the derby, if Talisca had converted the penalty into a goal, perhaps everything would have turned out the opposite. There’s nothing more absurd than Talisca taking the penalty. If Kerem had taken it and scored, nearly all the Galatasaray fans there would have been demoralized.

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The season is over now, the derby was going to be decisive, and so it was. Galatasaray won, and by a large margin, and they clinched the championship. The remaining fixtures are easy matches, and I don't think they'll drop many points, maybe even none at all. I'm also curious to know how the match would have gone if Talisca had scored the penalty.

Perhaps we would be talking about very different things regarding the championship right now. Ultimately, even though Galatasaray played very well in this match, to be honest, if Fenerbahçe had scored the first goal, we would have seen a very different strategy and a very different game.

The Fenerbahçe management will change, the coach will change. We will now see a very different team next season. Let's see what decisions the new people will make and what kind of Fenerbahçe we will see

[Jossque]

Alanyaspor failed to beat Samsunspor at home. It was a match Alanyaspor absolutely had to win, but they couldn’t secure the victory. The match, which was thrilling right up to the final minutes, saw a total of five goals. I don’t think the win means much to Samsunspor, but of course it’s important that they won.
Beşiktaş failed to score against Karagümrük. The goalless draw saw Karagümrük take their points tally to 21, whilst Beşiktaş moved to 56. It looks likely that Beşiktaş will finish the league in fourth place.

I was very surprised that Beşiktaş couldn't get three points in this match. Karagümrük managed to get points from both Fenerbahçe and Beşiktaş. They may be at the bottom of the league, but they are putting up a great fight against the big teams. Beşiktaş will probably finish fourth in the league. They will participate in European tournaments. Hopefully, they will represent Turkey well in Europe next year.

To be honest, I was expecting them to drop points like this. After all, Beşiktaş has practically guaranteed that they’ll finish the league in this position. Even if they draw all their remaining league matches, they’ll most likely retain their spot in the league. Of course, they could have scored against Karagümrük, but I had a feeling they’d drop points. Beşiktaş’s focus will now be on winning the cup. They must have already started planning how to eliminate Konyaspor. Since they’ll be facing a Konyaspor team that has defeated three of the “Big Four,” I think they’re focusing even more on that match.

[tygeade]

Obviously Galatasaray ended up getting the most important win of the season. The league is over in anything but mathematics at this point, and surely next week that will be over as well. What we need to realize is that the league went this far, because Galatasaray had a very packed schedule and that was not easy, with some injuries and missing players and that much games, it became a very big issue for them.

Other teams of course had issues as well, but when you are not the best, you go from good to decent, when you are the best, and do not have bench players decent, you go from the best to just mediocre suddenly.

[Slow death]

Domenico Tedesco has been fired by Fenerbahçe. Let me explain just how absurd this decision is: in a season where he didn’t build the team, the transfers weren’t his doing, and both the captain and the president were in prison, he did everything in his power to keep the team in the race and did nothing but carry out his duties with dignity. President Sadettin Saran, instead of standing by him, chose to fire him after the first major loss—and even in the match that cost them the championship. Tedesco really needs to come back, as there’s a massive backlash on social media.

This is a typical case of a manager who makes decisions, then when everything goes wrong, doesn't admit that the blame is entirely his and blames someone else, firing that person. I wonder what he was thinking when he signed N'Golo Kanté, who is 35 years old? What kind of gains did he intend to obtain from that signing? He also signed Anderson Talisca, who is 32 years old.

What did he expect to gain from that signing? Honestly, Fenerbahçe's biggest problem is the management, which lacks vision. What's the point of hiring a coach after already buying all the players and then blaming the coach? Worse still, they'll do it again: they'll make signings and then hire another coach, blame him, and he'll be fired.

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This is a typical case of a manager who makes decisions, then when everything goes wrong, doesn't admit that the blame is entirely his and blames someone else, firing that person. I wonder what he was thinking when he signed N'Golo Kanté, who is 35 years old? What kind of gains did he intend to obtain from that signing? He also signed Anderson Talisca, who is 32 years old.

What did he expect to gain from that signing? Honestly, Fenerbahçe's biggest problem is the management, which lacks vision. What's the point of hiring a coach after already buying all the players and then blaming the coach? Worse still, they'll do it again: they'll make signings and then hire another coach, blame him, and he'll be fired.

Think about it this way: during the winter transfer window, they sent John Duran and Yusuf En-Nesry away from the team, and in their place, they signed only one striker, the young player Sidiki Cherif.

Their midfield wasn’t actually bad. They had quality players like İsmail Yüksek, Asensio and Fred. But then they signed Guendouzi and Kante to join them.

They did what they shouldn’t have done and failed to do what they should have. I wonder if there’s any suspicion surrounding their transfers. Who would do this to their own team?

[goodpunt]

It pains me to see that Fener is currently not involved in the title race.

Was following a few matches when Kim Min-jae was playing at Fener.
Just out of curiosity I don't know how unpopular his departure was.
But would Fener fans welcome Kim back?
I know he is currently struggling....in my opinion he should have never left.

[free-bit.co.in]

Like in the previous seasons, Galatasaray's dominance in the Super lis was very visible this season. They have been performing  brilliantly since the beginning of the season and have occupied the top  spot of the table. Fenerbahce is in good form at  the beginning of every season. But fenerbahce cannot maintain  their good performance. So at the end of  every season we see fenerbahce falling behind  by a big margin. Fenerbahce was  in a good rhythm at  the beginning of this season. But now they are behind galatasaray by a big  margin of 7 points. This year's super lig title is also going to galatasaray.

[barbara44]

Fenerbahçe’s biggest mistake was the transfer window they managed during the mid-season break. Despite all these poor decisions, Tedesco still put on a good performance. No center-back was signed, the forwards were let go, and, on top of that, more young defenders were brought in. In other words, they signed both experienced players and promising young talents. Here, the mistake lies not with Tedesco but clearly with Fenerbahçe’s management. In the derby, if Talisca had converted the penalty into a goal, perhaps everything would have turned out the opposite. There’s nothing more absurd than Talisca taking the penalty. If Kerem had taken it and scored, nearly all the Galatasaray fans there would have been demoralized.

This is too, transfers they made during the winter break were terrible, specially when it comes to striker. They lost two strikers, and got one that has "potential", overpaid for him too, but he was not even ready and a player that did not score much goals even when he was playing before here. Although I would say they actually did get some amazing midfield, both Guendozi and Kante together was a marvellous move, they do have amazing midfield, and Asensio ahead of them from earlier window, so midfield was great.

One thing they needed was a very good scorer, if they had that then everything would have been different by now but they did not, for some reason they ended the whole window without getting a proper striker. If they paid 20 million to someone else, they could have gotten a great striker if you ask me.

[execijutiere]

Domenico Tedesco has been fired by Fenerbahçe. Let me explain just how absurd this decision is: in a season where he didn’t build the team, the transfers weren’t his doing, and both the captain and the president were in prison, he did everything in his power to keep the team in the race and did nothing but carry out his duties with dignity. President Sadettin Saran, instead of standing by him, chose to fire him after the first major loss—and even in the match that cost them the championship. Tedesco really needs to come back, as there’s a massive backlash on social media.

This is a typical case of a manager who makes decisions, then when everything goes wrong, doesn't admit that the blame is entirely his and blames someone else, firing that person. I wonder what he was thinking when he signed N'Golo Kanté, who is 35 years old? What kind of gains did he intend to obtain from that signing? He also signed Anderson Talisca, who is 32 years old.

What did he expect to gain from that signing? Honestly, Fenerbahçe's biggest problem is the management, which lacks vision. What's the point of hiring a coach after already buying all the players and then blaming the coach? Worse still, they'll do it again: they'll make signings and then hire another coach, blame him, and he'll be fired.

I was against Kante’s transfer too, but he’s been performing well ever since he arrived, especially considering his age. He and Guendouzi have formed a great partnership in midfield—a duo that was already part of the French national team’s midfield. If Talisca hadn’t missed that penalty in the derby, he might not be taking the blame for all this. Talisca may be a good player, but he needs to stop shirking responsibility in certain situations. And if he does take it on, he absolutely has to convert that penalty into a goal.
This season is entirely the manager’s fault. In my opinion, Tedesco being made the scapegoat is just a way to cover up his own mistakes. If a good manager comes in, we need to make a fantastic start to the new season.

[darewaller]

Firing their manager was probably the biggest mistake that Fenerbahce could ever do. That dude was not responsible for any of this, hell up until the moment they missed the penalty, they still looked like there was a chance for them to win the title. They would have been 1-0 up, and that would mean only 1 point difference, and in the next three games, anything could happen.

All those games where they dropped points, last minute goals and such, none of it was his fault, and he wasn't even given a proper defender or even had a striker. I would have kept him, get him the players he wants, and try one more year with him.

[execijutiere]

Fenerbahçe’s biggest mistake was the transfer window they managed during the mid-season break. Despite all these poor decisions, Tedesco still put on a good performance. No center-back was signed, the forwards were let go, and, on top of that, more young defenders were brought in. In other words, they signed both experienced players and promising young talents. Here, the mistake lies not with Tedesco but clearly with Fenerbahçe’s management. In the derby, if Talisca had converted the penalty into a goal, perhaps everything would have turned out the opposite. There’s nothing more absurd than Talisca taking the penalty. If Kerem had taken it and scored, nearly all the Galatasaray fans there would have been demoralized.

This is too, transfers they made during the winter break were terrible, specially when it comes to striker. They lost two strikers, and got one that has "potential", overpaid for him too, but he was not even ready and a player that did not score much goals even when he was playing before here. Although I would say they actually did get some amazing midfield, both Guendozi and Kante together was a marvellous move, they do have amazing midfield, and Asensio ahead of them from earlier window, so midfield was great.

One thing they needed was a very good scorer, if they had that then everything would have been different by now but they did not, for some reason they ended the whole window without getting a proper striker. If they paid 20 million to someone else, they could have gotten a great striker if you ask me.

I completely agree. On top of that, they haven’t strengthened the defence either. Skriniar was the only one whose natural position is centre-back. Oosterwolde is a left-back. Çağlar isn’t a good centre-back, and the young reserve player Yiğit Efe still needs to develop. If they’d signed one defender and one striker, we might well be talking about the title right now with the money spent on Sidiki. The board’s dreadful transfers handed the title to Galatasaray on a plate.

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i don’t know when fenerbahçe will ever win a championship if they keep firing coaches like this. right now, they’re so impatient and make such impulsive decisions that no coach can stay long enough to establish his tactics or build his own squad. so, naturally, every new coach makes a mistake at some point and gets fired. if they don’t give anyone a chance to make up for their mistakes, they’ll keep trying out more coaches. since they haven’t been able to win the championship, they should realize they need to break some of their old habits.

fenerbahçe needs a coach they can trust for 2–3 seasons, someone they’ll stand behind no matter where the team finishes in the league, but the management isn’t really open to that approach.