Turkish Super League 2026/27 Season

[W Jr.]

Galatasaray has sent Ahmed Kutucu to Rizespor on loan. Galatasaray has been taking a somewhat low-key approach this transfer window, and we could say it’s perhaps the most low-key of the “Big Four” teams this season.
In addition to Ahmed Kutucu, Rizespor has also signed defender Tayyip Talha Sanuç from Beşiktaş. Rizespor continues to strengthen its roster with young players.

I think Rizespor has secured two good player deals. Both Ahmed Kutucu and Talha are young players who can contribute to Rizespor. Rizespor, whose main goal next year is to stay in the league and qualify for European competitions, can improve further with these loan players. As the strong teams in the Super League make transfers, the number of players sent on loan to other teams will increase because the big teams currently have a large number of foreign players. These foreign players need to be loaned out to other teams. In this regard, Super League teams might be able to reach an agreement with the big teams.

[MK-74]

Galatasaray has sent Ahmed Kutucu to Rizespor on loan. Galatasaray has been taking a somewhat low-key approach this transfer window, and we could say it’s perhaps the most low-key of the “Big Four” teams this season.
In addition to Ahmed Kutucu, Rizespor has also signed defender Tayyip Talha Sanuç from Beşiktaş. Rizespor continues to strengthen its roster with young players.

I think Galatasaray made the right decision regarding Ahmed Kutucu. In my opinion, he didn't contribute much to the team.
He was also struggling to get regular playing time. He could be a good fit for Rizespor, where he'll have a better chance of playing consistently.
I think it's the right decision for him as well.

[Distraction]

I think Galatasaray made the right decision regarding Ahmed Kutucu. In my opinion, he didn't contribute much to the team.
He was also struggling to get regular playing time. He could be a good fit for Rizespor, where he'll have a better chance of playing consistently.
I think it's the right decision for him as well.

Ahmed Kutucu wasn't a sensible transfer for Galatasaray from the beginning I think. They just got carried away with his performance at Eyüpspor while they were in Arda Turan's management.

He is a better choice for average teams of the Super League rather than top ones. So I also believe that he will do quite well at Rizespor. He is still 26 now so he isn't old yet. He can do well at similar teams for many more years.

[CLS63]

I am watching the first half of the Fenerbahçe vs. Górnik match, and Fenerbahçe's Bartuğ, Fred, and İrfan Can Kahveci are not productive at all. Fred attempted a shot on goal once, but he struck the ball so weakly that even if it had found the target, there was no chance of it becoming a goal.
Among the new signings, only Aké is on the pitch; otherwise, Fenerbahçe looks just like the Fenerbahçe we have known from previous years.
There is no change whatsoever.

It was really annoying to see the same scenario for me as well. We had the control of the match and had so many goal attempts as well. But we were able to win by only 1 goal.

Asensio and Greenwood entered the match so late. I think we could have got a bigger win than this with an earlier action.

The season has started too early for us of course so I hope things don't go this way for us later on.

[LGD2Business]

Maybe he isn't a big name but we shouldn't forget about the Vedat Muriqi transfer also for Fenerbahçe. Even though Mallorca relegated from the La Liga he scored 23 goals last season. He was nearly going to be top scorer.

Beşiktaş is close to signing Salah as well. There is a hitch on the deal recently though because of his manager's high level of cut demand. Meanwhile Galatasaray is really acting slow. This is good for their rivals though.

How is Muriqi not a big name? The guy has been doing wonders in La Liga. I guess he's not seen as a big name because he's from Kosovo, but what he's accomplished speaks for itself. Greenwood and Ake are already huge names. I wonder what he was thinking when he made that comment. I guess he was just speaking off the cuff.

I haven't seen any new developments regarding Salah. People are constantly posting things online, but I won't believe this transfer is done until there's an official announcement.

[SUPERSAIAN]

Maybe he isn't a big name but we shouldn't forget about the Vedat Muriqi transfer also for Fenerbahçe. Even though Mallorca relegated from the La Liga he scored 23 goals last season. He was nearly going to be top scorer.

Beşiktaş is close to signing Salah as well. There is a hitch on the deal recently though because of his manager's high level of cut demand. Meanwhile Galatasaray is really acting slow. This is good for their rivals though.

How is Muriqi not a big name? The guy has been doing wonders in La Liga. I guess he's not seen as a big name because he's from Kosovo, but what he's accomplished speaks for itself. Greenwood and Ake are already huge names. I wonder what he was thinking when he made that comment. I guess he was just speaking off the cuff.

I haven't seen any new developments regarding Salah. People are constantly posting things online, but I won't believe this transfer is done until there's an official announcement.

I think he could be the league's top scorer this season. He's a pretty good striker. His performance in a league like La Liga was clear. The Turkish league will be easier for him. And considering their other transfers, Fenerbahçe looks more formidable this season than they have in a long time. I guess we can call it the Aziz Yıldırım effect. They've made transfers for years, but they were always bad transfers.

[LGD2Business]

I think he could be the league's top scorer this season. He's a pretty good striker. His performance in a league like La Liga was clear. The Turkish league will be easier for him. And considering their other transfers, Fenerbahçe looks more formidable this season than they have in a long time. I guess we can call it the Aziz Yıldırım effect. They've made transfers for years, but they were always bad transfers.

He scored 23 goals in La Liga, he could score just as many in the Super League. I think Muriqi is a good fit here as a striker. I also think he'll be among the frontrunners in the race. But I don't know if he can win it because there are so many contenders. There is Oh, he scored a lot of goals even though he joined in the second half of the season. There's Osimhen, with Icardi out, the scoring burden will fall more heavily on him. There's Başakşehir's forward Shomurodov, he's really good. There's Onuachu. These guys were already at the top last season. So Muriqi isn't coming into an easy league. The competition is top tier.

[kennycryptoitalia]

Maybe he isn't a big name but we shouldn't forget about the Vedat Muriqi transfer also for Fenerbahçe. Even though Mallorca relegated from the La Liga he scored 23 goals last season. He was nearly going to be top scorer.

Be?ikta? is close to signing Salah as well. There is a hitch on the deal recently though because of his manager's high level of cut demand. Meanwhile Galatasaray is really acting slow. This is good for their rivals though.

Muriqi has had an amazing championship to say the least, Mallorca has shown that he knows how to cause trouble even though despite being relegated, Muriqi has brought home a number of goals as a top player despite playing in a team that has now been relegated, i think it was his best season so far at the highest level, i hope he can do well at Fenerbache too, we'll see if he surprises.

[m4r1o]

It seems you guys don't rate Trossard much. I know he's not on the same level of Salah but he's a premier league winner and played important minutes for Belgium in the world cup. He signed for Be?ikta?. While I like that some of the biggest names in football are coming to the Turkish league, I'm disappointed that most of this players except maybe Oshimen are way past their prime and may only be here for retirement and for their experience only.

Trossard was very useful to Arsenal's cause as they brought the Premier League back to the club after several years, i thought he would have stayed to play in the Premier League or at least in one of the top European leagues, i think he can still give a lot in terms of contribution on the pitch, Besiktas have made an excellent, top-quality signing.

[bastisisca]

Be?ikta? is close to signing Salah as well. There is a hitch on the deal recently though because of his manager's high level of cut demand. Meanwhile Galatasaray is really acting slow. This is good for their rivals though.

Salah seems to be willing to stay in Europe and not move back to his country or one of its neighbours like Saudi Arabia although how enormous money he can get there. It is rumoured that his family wants to stay in a muslim country like Turkiye. I can understand that reason if it was MLS or another European country. Anyway it is his choice and that should be good for the quality of Super Lig that will improve considerably with the new signings.
For Galatasaray, they spent enough money in the past years and they are trying to keep their funds for now. If things aren't going well then they can spend more in the winter transfer window.

Having already a very respectable team, in my opinion Galatasaray wants to play a game of strategy, wait to see how they want to strengthen their rivals, and then if it is necessary to prove some guilt, during the summer window they will certainly try to make some additions for the defense which is in difficulty.

[giorgione]

Here I agreed things never work as we want these work as players want. A few want to have a good salary and better playing conditions, while some want to stay in their dream place just because of this. Players always prefer their favorite clubs or places to stay. In recent times, too many big names are coming into the Turkish Super League because now here things are working well, and they are also having good salaries.

This is helping them stay here and give their best. Many still want to stay on their desired clubs despite having a cut in salary or not having good playing minutes. Bruno Fernandes still has a contract till 2027, but in the coming few days, things will be clear about his future. Most chances are he will stay at Old Trafford.

Turkey has understood that to shift the balance it is necessary to spend in modern football, in rewarding the last team sometimes earns more than the first in Serie A, if not even surpassing it.
This makes us understand that football is divided into levels, who can afford it and who can't, years ago it was different, today it is no longer the people's sport but a business issue which in my opinion is ruining it.

[Yabani]

Maybe he isn't a big name but we shouldn't forget about the Vedat Muriqi transfer also for Fenerbahçe. Even though Mallorca relegated from the La Liga he scored 23 goals last season. He was nearly going to be top scorer.

Be?ikta? is close to signing Salah as well. There is a hitch on the deal recently though because of his manager's high level of cut demand. Meanwhile Galatasaray is really acting slow. This is good for their rivals though.

Muriqi has had an amazing championship to say the least, Mallorca has shown that he knows how to cause trouble even though despite being relegated, Muriqi has brought home a number of goals as a top player despite playing in a team that has now been relegated, i think it was his best season so far at the highest level, i hope he can do well at Fenerbache too, we'll see if he surprises.

Muriqi had a good season at Mallorca; in fact, he stood out precisely because Mallorca was struggling and their primary goal was simply to avoid relegation. Fenerbahçe hasn't won the championship in many years, and this year, the legendary president Aziz Yıldırım has returned. He aims to build a strong squad and win the title during his one-year term. Consequently, Vedat needs to deliver a high-level performance; if things go poorly, he will face a backlash from the fans.
He has also reached a certain age, and the Turkish league is not an easy one.

[changaa]

It might be good for the league. We saw how poor the defense was in European matches. I think Galatasaray didn't face many defensive issues in the league because they play very aggressively and score easily. However, in matches against teams like Young Boys and AZ Alkmaar, every ball played behind the defense caused problems. In other words, the defense isn't at the European level. That's why strengthening it is important.

Galatasaray is the most technically complete and high-level team in the Turkish championship, it has excellent offensive potential as it has already demonstrated several times throughout the season both in the championship and in the champions league, but as you say, defensively it has remained very exposed and there is little quality to face next season at its best, they absolutely must find some quality reinforcements.

[Wake Up]

It might be good for the league. We saw how poor the defense was in European matches. I think Galatasaray didn't face many defensive issues in the league because they play very aggressively and score easily. However, in matches against teams like Young Boys and AZ Alkmaar, every ball played behind the defense caused problems. In other words, the defense isn't at the European level. That's why strengthening it is important.

Galatasaray is the most technically complete and high-level team in the Turkish championship, it has excellent offensive potential as it has already demonstrated several times throughout the season both in the championship and in the champions league, but as you say, defensively it has remained very exposed and there is little quality to face next season at its best, they absolutely must find some quality reinforcements.

I think Galatasaray needs better players in the defensive area. Their attack isn't bad, but in my opinion, the first area that needs changing is the defense. Also, from what I've seen, they need to improve the quality of their reserve players. If they focus too much on the tough Champions League matches, they might drop points in the Süper Lig. If they drop points in the Süper Lig, Fenerbahçe and Beşiktaş could overtake them. In that case, they could face the risk of not qualifying for the Champions League next year.

[cande86]

Galatasaray has sent Ahmed Kutucu to Rizespor on loan. Galatasaray has been taking a somewhat low-key approach this transfer window, and we could say it's perhaps the most low-key of the 'Big Four' teams this season.
In addition to Ahmed Kutucu, Rizespor has also signed defender Tayyip Talha Sanuç from Be?ikta?. Rizespor continues to strengthen its roster with young players.

a championship in which the big four are the favorites by distance, the others must necessarily equip themselves to try to stay in the competition for as long as possible and focusing on young guys helps in this respect, young guys with a bit of experience and with the desire to demonstrate how much they are worth can make the difference.

[kriminall]

Galatasaray has sent Ahmed Kutucu to Rizespor on loan. Galatasaray has been taking a somewhat low-key approach this transfer window, and we could say it's perhaps the most low-key of the 'Big Four' teams this season.
In addition to Ahmed Kutucu, Rizespor has also signed defender Tayyip Talha Sanuç from Be?ikta?. Rizespor continues to strengthen its roster with young players.

a championship in which the big four are the favorites by distance, the others must necessarily equip themselves to try to stay in the competition for as long as possible and focusing on young guys helps in this respect, young guys with a bit of experience and with the desire to demonstrate how much they are worth can make the difference.

Of course, the transfers of players on loan give other Anatolian teams hope, at least for staying in the league. Generally, players from the four big teams end up playing for other Anatolian teams on loan. This is good for both the four big teams and the Anatolian teams. I think Rizespor is following the right strategy in this regard.

[Xyloo]

Maybe he isn't a big name but we shouldn't forget about the Vedat Muriqi transfer also for Fenerbahçe. Even though Mallorca relegated from the La Liga he scored 23 goals last season. He was nearly going to be top scorer.

Be?ikta? is close to signing Salah as well. There is a hitch on the deal recently though because of his manager's high level of cut demand. Meanwhile Galatasaray is really acting slow. This is good for their rivals though.

Muriqi has had an amazing championship to say the least, Mallorca has shown that he knows how to cause trouble even though despite being relegated, Muriqi has brought home a number of goals as a top player despite playing in a team that has now been relegated, i think it was his best season so far at the highest level, i hope he can do well at Fenerbache too, we'll see if he surprises.

Muriqi had a good season at Mallorca; in fact, he stood out precisely because Mallorca was struggling and their primary goal was simply to avoid relegation. Fenerbahçe hasn't won the championship in many years, and this year, the legendary president Aziz Yıldırım has returned. He aims to build a strong squad and win the title during his one-year term. Consequently, Vedat needs to deliver a high-level performance; if things go poorly, he will face a backlash from the fans.
He has also reached a certain age, and the Turkish league is not an easy one.

Vedat, who was successful in the Spanish league, will also be successful in the Turkish league, in my opinion. I remember he played for Fenerbahçe in the Turkish league in the past and scored more than 15 goals for them. We might see a similar performance from the Kosovar striker this year. I think Fenerbahçe players are better this year. Fenerbahçe seems to have gathered all its strength to win the championship this season.

[xzone]

It might be good for the league. We saw how poor the defense was in European matches. I think Galatasaray didn't face many defensive issues in the league because they play very aggressively and score easily. However, in matches against teams like Young Boys and AZ Alkmaar, every ball played behind the defense caused problems. In other words, the defense isn't at the European level. That’s why strengthening it is important.

I completely agree with what you're saying; we say similar things at every opportunity. Galatasaray isn't a strong team; they make too many strategic mistakes, and equally, too many individual errors. Therefore, they're always likely to concede easy goals. Looking at their European matches, they make a mistake in every game, concede a goal, and lose the match. They have no problems in attack, but unfortunately, they are very weak in defense. It seems like the team really needs more quality defensive players

[aipercoin]

Mohammad Salah to Besiktas could be a big boost for them because with this top three, they could be on a good level. The title race could also be open because Fenerbahce is also doing good in this transfer window they are boosting their squad depth while Besiktas already has a few good transfers, but this could be a big one for them. Money is making good changes in the Super League.

Too many big names are ready to show their best. Mohamed Salah's arrival is surely going to be amazing because Saudi clubs are chasing him with their huge wallets, but he is eagerly looking to stay in Europe. This could be good for him as well.

Salah still has a lot to give, which is why the various top teams in Europe will use false cards to be able to grab the qualities of the now ex-Liverpool Egyptian. Besiktas can count on huge funds but they think that Salah still wants to stay in a championship that can still make him a protagonist.

[Hvdv]

Mohammad Salah to Besiktas could be a big boost for them because with this top three, they could be on a good level. The title race could also be open because Fenerbahce is also doing good in this transfer window they are boosting their squad depth while Besiktas already has a few good transfers, but this could be a big one for them. Money is making good changes in the Super League.

Too many big names are ready to show their best. Mohamed Salah's arrival is surely going to be amazing because Saudi clubs are chasing him with their huge wallets, but he is eagerly looking to stay in Europe. This could be good for him as well.

Salah still has a lot to give, which is why the various top teams in Europe will use false cards to be able to grab the qualities of the now ex-Liverpool Egyptian. Besiktas can count on huge funds but they think that Salah still wants to stay in a championship that can still make him a protagonist.

Many teams will be interested in Salah. There are also those from Saudi Arabia who want to sign him, but we've seen from the media that Beşiktaş has made progress in this transfer. I wish this transfer would be completed and Mohamed Salah would wear the Beşiktaş jersey. Having a player like him in Turkey would improve the quality of the Turkish league. I think the Egyptian is a very high-quality and legendary player.