Turkish Super League 2026/27 Season

[ILuckyGuyI]

I read something like Galatasaray is looking to sign Rafael Leão this summer. The player is unhappy at Milan as you might have heard. He wants to leave immediately.

But how much will he cost for us? He makes €6.4m for a year without bonuses at his club currently. I guess we aren't buying Noa Lang so why not try our luck with Leão? But we might not stand a chance against possible top clubs in the race. 

To be honest the salary is too much, Vedat Muriqi is also a old player and signing Guirassy will be a big mistake for them because he is not having a good performance since last season, Although Fenerbache need to sign players to help them next season because it looks like they are giving up to win the league, Galatasaray has been winning the league for the past two seasons and it will be a big digrace if they allow Galatasaray to dominate the league

I also believe it doesn't make sense for them to spend too much on these two 30+ players. Both had a great season but this doesn't guarantee consistency.

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I've heard that Fenerbahçe is not only signing Vedat Muriqi. They are close to happy ending for Guirassy as well! However the deal carries huge risks honestly.

The details of the agreement is like €35m for his transfer fee + €10m a year for the player's salary. That's too much for a 30-year-old striker.

I guess they are planning to make Guirassy the first option and Muriqi as his backup. Cherif would be the third option then.

To be honest the salary is too much, Vedat Muriqi is also a old player and signing Guirassy will be a big mistake for them because he is not having a good performance since last season, Although Fenerbache need to sign players to help them next season because it looks like they are giving up to win the league, Galatasaray has been winning the league for the past two seasons and it will be a big digrace if they allow Galatasaray to dominate the league.

Fenerbache need young players not players that will join to the team and will not help the team to win a trophy and their salary will be a big salary, there are many young players that Fenerbache will sign with low price with average salary and they are going to have a good season than Guirassy, it will be a good idea if they avoid players who are above 30 years.

Vedat Muriç is a former Fenerbahçe player. He achieved significant success in Spain and proved himself there, but the figures being discussed regarding his transfer seem way too high to me. Is Fenerbahçe going to buy him back at a higher price than they sold him for, even though he’s older now? That’s a ridiculous situation. I don’t think the Aziz Yıldırım administration would do something like that. These claims seem to me like they’re just being thrown out there to divert the attention of fans and sports reporters...

[LGD2Business]

Frankfurt are reportedly asking for 50 million Euro for Can Uzun. Galatasaray are offering 30 million Euro. These are crazy figures. In the past, Turkish players weren't paid this much. That has changed over the past 2-3 years. Now, Turkish players can also be transferred for very high transfer fees. Is Can Uzun worth that much? He's a promising player, but he hasn't proven himself yet. In my opinion if you're going to spend that kind of money you should sign a player who has already proven himself. You can't take a gamble on this.

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Ernest Muci
Beşiktaş JK
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Vitória SCl
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Benfica
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Ruslan Malinovskyi
Genoa

https://www.transfermarkt.com.tr/trabzonspor/transfers/verein/449/plus/?saison_id=2026&pos=&detailpos=&w_s=

Trabzonspor has made the fastest start to the transfer window. They had a solid roster strategy last season and finished the league in a strong position. They’ve also started this season’s transfers quickly. I think this is happening because they’re on the right track with their planning. There’s no chaos at the club, just stability. While other major teams are wasting time with presidential elections and coaching changes, they’re taking care of their needs. They will go to the preseason training camp with a full squad...

[Distraction]

Frankfurt are reportedly asking for 50 million Euro for Can Uzun. Galatasaray are offering 30 million Euro. These are crazy figures. In the past, Turkish players weren't paid this much. That has changed over the past 2-3 years. Now, Turkish players can also be transferred for very high transfer fees. Is Can Uzun worth that much? He's a promising player, but he hasn't proven himself yet. In my opinion if you're going to spend that kind of money you should sign a player who has already proven himself. You can't take a gamble on this.

Talented players like him are valued this high in modern football. His market value is already €45m so I don't expect Frankfurt to undervalue a young talent like him. 

However if I were Galatasaray I wouldn't pay him that high amount. I believe they have other priorities now. They shouldn't focus mainly on the attacking side.

They will need to look for midfielders for example. Torreira is likely to leave as far as I know. Lemina is also not amazing.

[sokani]

This will be determined by the quality of players that will leave the Galatasaray team and the ones who will join after their departure. Osimhen will likely be a high-priority target this summer for many clubs. Though we have not seen much interest from clubs, I am expecting that there will be news on it. If Osimhen leaves Galatasaray this summer, that will be a big loss for them. His fighting and resilient spirit made Galatasaray win the Turkish league again.

There's a rumour that Chelsea is keen on signing him, but I don't think the move will materialise. He has just completed one year of his four-year contract, and any club that wants to pry him away from Galatasaray will have to pay a significant amount. Chelsea have the money, but the fact that they are unstable at the moment and won't be in Europe next season makes it impossible that he will be heading to Stamford Bridge.

[lodocus]

Frankfurt are reportedly asking for 50 million Euro for Can Uzun. Galatasaray are offering 30 million Euro. These are crazy figures. In the past, Turkish players weren't paid this much. That has changed over the past 2-3 years. Now, Turkish players can also be transferred for very high transfer fees. Is Can Uzun worth that much? He's a promising player, but he hasn't proven himself yet. In my opinion if you're going to spend that kind of money you should sign a player who has already proven himself. You can't take a gamble on this.

If we were talking about the Premier League or La Liga, it wouldn’t seem strange to pay that kind of money for a young player who hasn’t proven himself yet. But in the Super League, for a player to be worth a transfer fee of 30 million euros, he really needs to be a guaranteed starter who will contribute to the team. Galatasaray generated good revenue last season, so it’s understandable that they might spend more than other teams in the league, but I don’t think it’s necessary to spend that much money on Can Uzun’s transfer.

[Lida93]

I've heard that Fenerbahçe is not only signing Vedat Muriqi. They are close to happy ending for Guirassy as well! However the deal carries huge risks honestly.

The details of the agreement is like €35m for his transfer fee + €10m a year for the player's salary. That's too much for a 30-year-old striker.

I guess they are planning to make Guirassy the first option and Muriqi as his backup. Cherif would be the third option then.

To be honest the salary is too much, Vedat Muriqi is also a old player and signing Guirassy will be a big mistake for them because he is not having a good performance since last season, Although Fenerbache need to sign players to help them next season because it looks like they are giving up to win the league, Galatasaray has been winning the league for the past two seasons and it will be a big digrace if they allow Galatasaray to dominate the league.

Fenerbache need young players not players that will join to the team and will not help the team to win a trophy and their salary will be a big salary, there are many young players that Fenerbache will sign with low price with average salary and they are going to have a good season than Guirassy, it will be a good idea if they avoid players who are above 30 years.

€10m a year for a striker that would guarantee you numerous goals at least close to 30 plus isn't an outrageous amount if you ask me, and don't try to justify your claims with the player's age, he might be 30 but the most important thing that the club is looking out for is his output, if he gets the ball into the back of the net then I don't think anybody would worry about his age. Guirassy scored so many time for Dortmund which is why Fernebache wants him.

[Silence Scream]

I've heard that Fenerbahçe is not only signing Vedat Muriqi. They are close to happy ending for Guirassy as well! However the deal carries huge risks honestly.

The details of the agreement is like €35m for his transfer fee + €10m a year for the player's salary. That's too much for a 30-year-old striker.

I guess they are planning to make Guirassy the first option and Muriqi as his backup. Cherif would be the third option then.

To be honest the salary is too much, Vedat Muriqi is also a old player and signing Guirassy will be a big mistake for them because he is not having a good performance since last season, Although Fenerbache need to sign players to help them next season because it looks like they are giving up to win the league, Galatasaray has been winning the league for the past two seasons and it will be a big digrace if they allow Galatasaray to dominate the league.

Fenerbache need young players not players that will join to the team and will not help the team to win a trophy and their salary will be a big salary, there are many young players that Fenerbache will sign with low price with average salary and they are going to have a good season than Guirassy, it will be a good idea if they avoid players who are above 30 years.

€10m a year for a striker that would guarantee you numerous goals at least close to 30 plus isn't an outrageous amount if you ask me, and don't try to justify your claims with the player's age, he might be 30 but the most important thing that the club is looking out for is his output, if he gets the ball into the back of the net then I don't think anybody would worry about his age. Guirassy scored so many time for Dortmund which is why Fernebache wants him.

If Fenerbahçe signs him, they would actually be getting a good striker. Because recently, the strikers Fenerbahçe has signed haven't been very successful. The last one I think was a good striker was Dzeko, but even he came to Fenerbahçe at an advanced age. 30 is an age where you can get very good performance from a striker. Therefore, I think if the transfer happens, Guirassy could be beneficial for Fenerbahçe.

[GiftedMAN]

€10m a year for a striker that would guarantee you numerous goals at least close to 30 plus isn't an outrageous amount if you ask me, and don't try to justify your claims with the player's age, he might be 30 but the most important thing that the club is looking out for is his output, if he gets the ball into the back of the net then I don't think anybody would worry about his age. Guirassy scored so many time for Dortmund which is why Fernebache wants him.

No mate, you have to consider the performance of the player and his age which is the most important thing before considering the amount he was signed, for a striker that amount is poor but if you look at the age of the player and his performance presently then you would realize the reason why his fee is that poor. 30 years for a good striker is not too bad but for a striker that is not in good form, signing him for a high fee is a big risk to the club.

[Wake Up]

€10m a year for a striker that would guarantee you numerous goals at least close to 30 plus isn't an outrageous amount if you ask me, and don't try to justify your claims with the player's age, he might be 30 but the most important thing that the club is looking out for is his output, if he gets the ball into the back of the net then I don't think anybody would worry about his age. Guirassy scored so many time for Dortmund which is why Fernebache wants him.

No mate, you have to consider the performance of the player and his age which is the most important thing before considering the amount he was signed, for a striker that amount is poor but if you look at the age of the player and his performance presently then you would realize the reason why his fee is that poor. 30 years for a good striker is not too bad but for a striker that is not in good form, signing him for a high fee is a big risk to the club.

For a long-term transfer, 30 isn't a very old age. If a team gets maximum performance from the player for three years, it might be enough, even two years. Therefore, this transfer could be logical in my opinion. What matters to a team is the return on investment they get from the player, rather than their age. Look at Cristiano Ronaldo; he's still performing magnificently even after turning 40.

[PremiumcryptoHub]

I read something like Galatasaray is looking to sign Rafael Leão this summer. The player is unhappy at Milan as you might have heard. He wants to leave immediately.

But how much will he cost for us? He makes €6.4m for a year without bonuses at his club currently. I guess we aren't buying Noa Lang so why not try our luck with Leão? But we might not stand a chance against possible top clubs in the race.

We heard such rumors that the Turkish league club could link up with Portuguese player Rafael Leao, you should also note that the Turkish league club agreed to pay 10 million euros per season for this player, including bonuses. Actually it is not yet certain that the Portuguese player will leave Milan in the upcoming transfer summer,Because we can already see that the Italian team has also hired a new manager, maybe they will try to retain their best players. If this AC Milan player joins the Turkish club, i believe this team will once again be in the running to become champions of this league in the upcoming season as their attacking power will increase further.

Galatasaray have informed the Portugal international that they are willing to pay €10 million per season plus bonuses, quite the increase from the €5.5m plus performance-related add-ons he currently earns in Italy.

[karabiber]

Just as the fan spirit at Fenerbahçe Stadium was on the verge of dying out, the club has made a smart move. Fenerbahçe is finally removing the VIP seats in the Maraton Alt E section of the stadium. This area will also be converted into a regular fan section. This is exactly what needed to happen. For years, we’ve watched a soulless group in the middle section of the stadium dampen the atmosphere for the entire stands. I hope they’ll soon get approval to expand the stadium’s capacity so it can return to its former glory as soon as possible.

[LGD2Business]

I think these World Cup matches will cause some players' market value to drop. Many players performed very poorly in the first match. The wrong tactics played a major role in this. Still, the players were unable to showcase their individual skills. If they play like this in the remaining 2 matches, their value will truly drop. Yet this World Cup was supposed to be a platform for players to prove themselves. It was an opportunity for them to secure transfers to bigger teams or increase their market value. They failed to make the most of it in the first match.

[lodocus]

Wilfred Singo, who plays for Galatasaray, has received a lot of praise for his performance in the Ivory Coast vs. Ecuador match. While at Galatasaray, Singo delivered excellent performances in some matches but was never able to secure a regular spot in the lineup. I think he could be one of the players positively impacted by the World Cup. Singo provided the assist for the goal that put his team ahead and won the match, and in my opinion, the assist was even better than the goal itself.

If Ivory Coast advances from Group E to the next round, Singo’s performance will become even more crucial.

[LGD2Business]

If we were talking about the Premier League or La Liga, it wouldn’t seem strange to pay that kind of money for a young player who hasn’t proven himself yet. But in the Super League, for a player to be worth a transfer fee of 30 million euros, he really needs to be a guaranteed starter who will contribute to the team. Galatasaray generated good revenue last season, so it’s understandable that they might spend more than other teams in the league, but I don’t think it’s necessary to spend that much money on Can Uzun’s transfer.

There aren't any players in the Super Lig who've been signed for 50 million anyway. A transfer like that happened for the first time last year and teams started making transfers as if there were no upper limit anymore. Back in the day even 20 million was a huge transfer fee, but now that's become the normal. They're even willing to pay 20 million for average players. Where is all this money coming from? What's different now that wasn't there before? I just can't figure it out. There were always plenty of fans, stadium and merchandise revenues were high. It's hard to understand what has changed to make prices skyrocket like this over the last 2-3 years.

Frankfurt has every right to ask for 50 million, but it's absurd for Turkish teams to pay that much. Revenues here aren't on par with the Premier League or La Liga.

[Slow death]

€10m a year for a striker that would guarantee you numerous goals at least close to 30 plus isn't an outrageous amount if you ask me, and don't try to justify your claims with the player's age, he might be 30 but the most important thing that the club is looking out for is his output, if he gets the ball into the back of the net then I don't think anybody would worry about his age. Guirassy scored so many time for Dortmund which is why Fernebache wants him.

No mate, you have to consider the performance of the player and his age which is the most important thing before considering the amount he was signed, for a striker that amount is poor but if you look at the age of the player and his performance presently then you would realize the reason why his fee is that poor. 30 years for a good striker is not too bad but for a striker that is not in good form, signing him for a high fee is a big risk to the club.

The problem with signing a 30-year-old striker is that he might only give his best for another 2 or 3 seasons, but after that he won't be able to perform well and his market value will be very low. The best plan for a club is to sign many young players aged 19, 20, and 25. This way, the team can have a good squad for many seasons, and the longer the same players play together, the better their connection becomes when playing; they can communicate better, make good passes, and have a much more stable team.

[LGD2Business]

There are less than 5 weeks left until the season opening, but the transfer situation remains uncertain. Today the opponent for the UEFA Europa League Second Qualifying Round was announced. Matches against Midtjylland will be played on July 23 and 30. Under these circumstances Beşiktaş can't afford to wait for the World Cup to end. They must complete the transfers as soon as possible. Önder Özen says they're working on it, but the fans want to see action. Since Vincenzo Italiano is implementing a different game plan, it's essential that the transfers he wants are completed immediately and the new players are brought to training camp in time. We need to advance in the Europa League. We haven't been able to earn enough coefficient points for years and we can't secure a seeded position. This is a major problem. Beşiktaş need to be among the leading clubs in Europe every season.

[Lida93]

€10m a year for a striker that would guarantee you numerous goals at least close to 30 plus isn't an outrageous amount if you ask me, and don't try to justify your claims with the player's age, he might be 30 but the most important thing that the club is looking out for is his output, if he gets the ball into the back of the net then I don't think anybody would worry about his age. Guirassy scored so many time for Dortmund which is why Fernebache wants him.

If Fenerbahçe signs him, they would actually be getting a good striker. Because recently, the strikers Fenerbahçe has signed haven't been very successful. The last one I think was a good striker was Dzeko, but even he came to Fenerbahçe at an advanced age. 30 is an age where you can get very good performance from a striker. Therefore, I think if the transfer happens, Guirassy could be beneficial for Fenerbahçe.

Many football fan puts the age of players in front when it's about making a signature move to their club and especially with as it has to do with a striker position. Though age is a factor but it shouldn't be the reason for writing off a good striker at just 30 years in as much he's fit to bring the goals on then he can be better than some younger strikers out there. Harry kane is an example to this case, at 32 years and still making crazy goals for Bayern Munich. I don't see Guirassy to be a bad striker in anyway.

[W Jr.]

€10m a year for a striker that would guarantee you numerous goals at least close to 30 plus isn't an outrageous amount if you ask me, and don't try to justify your claims with the player's age, he might be 30 but the most important thing that the club is looking out for is his output, if he gets the ball into the back of the net then I don't think anybody would worry about his age. Guirassy scored so many time for Dortmund which is why Fernebache wants him.

If Fenerbahçe signs him, they would actually be getting a good striker. Because recently, the strikers Fenerbahçe has signed haven't been very successful. The last one I think was a good striker was Dzeko, but even he came to Fenerbahçe at an advanced age. 30 is an age where you can get very good performance from a striker. Therefore, I think if the transfer happens, Guirassy could be beneficial for Fenerbahçe.

Many football fan puts the age of players in front when it's about making a signature move to their club and especially with as it has to do with a striker position. Though age is a factor but it shouldn't be the reason for writing off a good striker at just 30 years in as much he's fit to bring the goals on then he can be better than some younger strikers out there. Harry kane is an example to this case, at 32 years and still making crazy goals for Bayern Munich. I don't see Guirassy to be a bad striker in anyway.

In my opinion, Guirassy is a quality striker, and if the transfer goes through, it would be a significant achievement for Fenerbahçe. They are currently still working on their transfer policy with the new president. The question of who will leave and who will be brought in remains uncertain. This uncertainty will likely end soon with the president's announcement of the new head coach. The players the coach wants should be those who will elevate the team to a higher level. Fenerbahçe hasn't won the championship in many years, and they need to sign star players.