Turkish Super League 2026/27 Season

[emrecemsan]

Galatasaray are still trying to finish the Leao transfer. And I came across some fresh news today.



We've already reached an agreement with Leao himself but we still haven't been able to agree on the fee with his team. Milan looks insistent on €50m level right now. Our last offer was €35m which isn't even close to that level. But maybe there'd be a deal around a level just above €40m...

We still haven't made a proper transfer for a long time. The new season is starting soon. We should finish our necessary transfers before the end of August. We needed to sign a number 10 as well and I guess Aleksey Batrakov is about to be signed for that.

[meser#]

Galatasaray are still trying to finish the Leao transfer. And I came across some fresh news today.



We've already reached an agreement with Leao himself but we still haven't been able to agree on the fee with his team. Milan looks insistent on €50m level right now. Our last offer was €35m which isn't even close to that level. But maybe there'd be a deal around a level just above €40m...

We still haven't made a proper transfer for a long time. The new season is starting soon. We should finish our necessary transfers before the end of August. We needed to sign a number 10 as well and I guess Aleksey Batrakov is about to be signed for that.

Fans in our country look forward to new signings every year. But where does Galatasaray actually need reinforcements? Should transfers be made simply because the fans want them? Leao might be a good player, but Galatasaray doesn't need him.
Paying him a 10-million-euro salary and a transfer fee exceeding 40 million euros would be a waste of money. Galatasaray has a strong squad; they are the champions of the last four years.
Fenerbahçe and Beşiktaş, on the other hand, are trying to strengthen their teams through transfers because the quality of their current squads is insufficient.

The Süper Lig will be fiercely competitive this season. This time, we certainly won't fall out of the title race by November.

[giorgione]

You must have watched Salah's performance at Liverpool last season, right? He looked like he finished it in his mind already. There was no trace left from the Salah in the 24/25 season... 

He could have simply signed for a Saudi Arabia team too as they were offering a much higher salary. But he decided to stay in Europe for a bit longer. He'll still make a lot of money - €17m per year as far as I know.

im sure Salah wanted to stay at Liverpool to try to win something one last time. But he didn't take into consideration that the coach wouldn't let him play as much as he hoped. That's why performance dropped. In my opinion at Trabzonspor, where it will be quieter, we will see a different Salah again.

[jakdanyel]

If I were a Galatasaray fan I would like to have a strong winger like Leao honestly. Noa Lang's loan spell has ended. I don't find the alternatives good enough currently thinking of the Champions League too.

im sure Salah wanted to stay at Liverpool to try to win something one last time. But he didn't take into consideration that the coach wouldn't let him play as much as he hoped. That's why performance dropped. In my opinion at Trabzonspor, where it will be quieter, we will see a different Salah again.

I'm not that sure about Salah to have an intention to stay at Liverpool any longer. Because he had some personal issues with Arne Slot there last season.

This even caused him to start playing less as a starter. But his performance also dropped a lot of course so he kind of deserved that. 

[kennycryptoitalia]

Hahahaha Transponzor? Are you high nelson? It's not Oshimen, his name is Osimhen. You may want to start with correct spellings.

Trabzonspor have made some good signings this season. They've signed Aral Şimşir, Cabral, Cenk, Malinovskyi, Saviolo, Muçi and Mitongo in addition to Salah. They haven't had any financial issues thanks to the sales of Oulai and Augusto. I think they have a good roster, but it's too early to say whether it's enough to compete for the championship. There have been a lot of players coming and going. We don't know how the team chemistry will turn out.

Exactly, that's what i support too. An absolutely fundamental part for the team's income is precisely the complicity that exists between the players, the right understanding that is formed between the players. It is necessary if you want to aim for something more. When there are so many changes, you have to hope that they are all positive for the squad.

[lodocus]

Galatasaray are still trying to finish the Leao transfer. And I came across some fresh news today.



We've already reached an agreement with Leao himself but we still haven't been able to agree on the fee with his team. Milan looks insistent on €50m level right now. Our last offer was €35m which isn't even close to that level. But maybe there'd be a deal around a level just above €40m...

We still haven't made a proper transfer for a long time. The new season is starting soon. We should finish our necessary transfers before the end of August. We needed to sign a number 10 as well and I guess Aleksey Batrakov is about to be signed for that.

It’s also a bit strange that Galatasaray didn’t consider the offers reportedly exceeding 40 million euros for Barış Alper Yılmaz but hesitated to pay 50 million for Leão. Since they still haven’t made any transfers, at some point they may be forced to pay whatever price the selling club demands. Many players have switched teams, and your options as a team diminish over time.

If they’re going to make these moves, now is the time, because they have to start somewhere with the transfers.

[aipercoin]

Considering Talisca, Vedat, and their backup Sidiki Cherif, Fenerbahçe has plenty of options in attack. These three players can constantly play in each other's place. Fenerbahçe can especially overcome a tired defense with Cherif in the second half or the last half hour. Cherif is a young player with high explosive power. I see potential in him. They won comfortably against Sturm Graz. Graz's goalkeeper Khudyakov had a very good game. Despite this, Graz couldn't avoid defeat.

Fenerbahçe has had a lot of changes this year. It seems that he has decided to change gear and aim for something more. It had actually become a rather neglected company in recent years, but this year it seems that something has changed and that the company itself has decided to do something to return to its former glory.

[martinom]

From now on, one shouldn't take everything Ertuğrul Doğan says at face value. When the initial reports surfaced, he insisted there was no such thing and called it a complete lie, yet now Salah has transferred to Trabzonspor.
He might have lied to prevent any obstacles to the transfer, but a president really ought to tell the truth.
Best of luck to Trabzonspor. They’ve made a fantastic signing. Now, the whole world is talking about Trabzon and Trabzonspor.

Ertugrul Dogan wasn't very sincere but he's okay with it, they made a great move by securing a good striker like Salah, he knows how to win and will help them a lot. They will have a great championship if Salah is fit, it is normal that everyone talks about Trabzon and Trabzonspor, they did well to do everything in silence to avoid having obstacles in Salah's transfer.

[Phoenix Anka]

Considering Talisca, Vedat, and their backup Sidiki Cherif, Fenerbahçe has plenty of options in attack. These three players can constantly play in each other's place. Fenerbahçe can especially overcome a tired defense with Cherif in the second half or the last half hour. Cherif is a young player with high explosive power. I see potential in him. They won comfortably against Sturm Graz. Graz's goalkeeper Khudyakov had a very good game. Despite this, Graz couldn't avoid defeat.

Fenerbahçe has had a lot of changes this year. It seems that he has decided to change gear and aim for something more. It had actually become a rather neglected company in recent years, but this year it seems that something has changed and that the company itself has decided to do something to return to its former glory.

This year, with the new president, we see a Fenerbahçe team spending more money. We've witnessed a transfer period where they focused on acquiring good players, especially with the Greenwood signing. Furthermore, recognizing their striker deficiency and bringing back former Fenerbahçe player Vedat Muriqi, who performed very well at Mallorca, was a significant move. Now, with the addition of quality star players to last year's strong squad, they have become one of the strongest contenders for the championship. They are also very close to qualifying for the Champions League, a competition they haven't participated in for years. There's only one qualifying round left, and if they advance, they will participate in the Champions League. Many Fenerbahçe fans have been waiting for this moment for years.

[verdinio]

Currently, Trabzonspor will play in the playoffs to stay in the Europa League. If Salah is fit enough for that match, we might see him in the Europa League as well. So, he hasn't really distanced himself from football or Europe. Perhaps he will have some great matches in the Europa League next year with Trabzonspor; that possibility still exists. It's also worth mentioning that this is a historic transfer for Trabzonspor because we know they paid a very high price, especially financially, to bring him here. They are confident they will reap the rewards, and I am hopeful about Mohamed Salah in this regard.

yeah, i am also confident that Salah can return to giving his best. He is certainly in a more stimulating environment for him, with less tension and more tranquility, also knowing that the team is focusing a lot on him, something that in recent periods at Liverpool, perhaps also due to the coach, had no longer happened.