Turkish Super League 2026/27 Season

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Mo Salah, if he transfers to Beşiktaş, would be one of the most prestigious transfers in the history of the Turkish Super League. Even the mere arrival of such a good player in Turkey would be very important for the league's viewership. Therefore, considering the fact that Beşiktaş would benefit greatly from him, the contract offered to him wouldn't be a major problem for Beşiktaş. In my opinion, if this transfer is possible, Beşiktaş should do everything in its power to bring the player to the team.

It will be a historic move and thay will bring some more attention to the league,  they now have the likes of Osimhen,  adding salah will make that league even more competitive such that they would want to get some European attention. We already have one of Arsenal's star player moving there already,  this will be another big addition for them when it eventually pulls through.

[nelson4lov]

It will be a historic move and thay will bring some more attention to the league,  they now have rhe likes of Osimhen,  adding sahla will make that league even more competitive such that they would want to get some European attention. W already have one of Arsenal's star player moving there already,  this will be another big addition for them when it eventually pulls through.

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 Beşiktaş. 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.

[ingiltere]

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 Beşiktaş. 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 is an amazing player. Anyone who follows the Premier League and Arsenal already knows that. He's also younger than Salah. If we compare their current forms, it's pretty easy to say that Trossard is the better player. It would be great if Salah came too, but I don't see this as a must-have transfer. Beşiktaş will find a good right winger even if that wasn't Salah. They also need to sign another player for the forward line. Plus Felix is leaving, so they could bring in a good foreign center back as well.

[Akbarkoe]

It will be a historic move and thay will bring some more attention to the league,  they now have the likes of Osimhen,  adding salah will make that league even more competitive such that they would want to get some European attention. We already have one of Arsenal's star player moving there already,  this will be another big addition for them when it eventually pulls through.

Is not this news has been denied and it becomes something difficult in my opinion for Besiktas where indeed even though they want but whether M Salah wants to join with the club, I think not, for now I think Mo salah if looking for better money to the Arab League there are a lot of money that can be obtained, European star players or big leagues like England will certainly be highly appreciated, if you get into the Turkish league I think it will not necessarily be like that, even though it will only be the pride of the Turkish league because it started to sign star players.

[Slow death]

Bruno Fernandes only has a few more years left in his soccer career and wants to make a lot of money now. Before I sign him and pay him 15–20 million a year, I’d rather sign a younger player, even if I have to pay a transfer fee because I’ll pay him a lower annual salary and can expect more from him in the long run.

Bruno Fernandes performed very well at Manchester United, and I believe that next season the club might extend his contract for at least two years if he manages to perform well. But even if they didn't extend his contract, I highly doubt he would go to the Turkish league. I also share your opinion; it's better to spend money on very young players, something like 18-year-olds who are skillful. Having a squad of young players would ensure the team's success for many years.

[SUPERSAIAN]

Aside from Osimhen, the squad is mediocre I’d even call it rubbish. The midfield and defense are weak; the team only has a good goalkeeper and a good striker. Much better signings are needed. They succeeded in the league last season partly because teams like Fenerbahçe and Beşiktaş were struggling however, those rivals are making strong signings and building solid squads this season, so Galatasaray needs to strengthen its own roster as well.

Is Galatasaray's defense really weak ? I do not  think so. Their defense is strong compared to the teams in the Super lig. Last season, the team only conceded 30 goals. Fenerbahce, who are in second place in the table, conceded 37 goals.

But this is not exactly Galatasaray's  midfield. They should strengthen their attack a little more since the team will also perform in the Champions League. In attack, Osimhen and Sane are capable of performing well. But Galatasaray does not have  a worthy replacement if either of these players gets injured.

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.

[ingiltere]

Bruno Fernandes performed very well at Manchester United, and I believe that next season the club might extend his contract for at least two years if he manages to perform well. But even if they didn't extend his contract, I highly doubt he would go to the Turkish league. I also share your opinion; it's better to spend money on very young players, something like 18-year-olds who are skillful. Having a squad of young players would ensure the team's success for many years.

Why wouldn't he come? If they offer the highest salary, Bruno will come, so will the other star players. Thousands of superstars have played in the Turkish league, many more will play there in the future.
If I were in Bruno Fernandes's shoes, I'd try to stay in one of the top 5 leagues. But that's just my personal opinion. We've seen all kinds of players. Talisca was expected to become a great player, but he chose the money at a young age. That's just how it goes in football.

[Wake Up]

Bruno Fernandes performed very well at Manchester United, and I believe that next season the club might extend his contract for at least two years if he manages to perform well. But even if they didn't extend his contract, I highly doubt he would go to the Turkish league. I also share your opinion; it's better to spend money on very young players, something like 18-year-olds who are skillful. Having a squad of young players would ensure the team's success for many years.

Why wouldn't he come? If they offer the highest salary, Bruno will come, so will the other star players. Thousands of superstars have played in the Turkish league, many more will play there in the future.
If I were in Bruno Fernandes's shoes, I'd try to stay in one of the top 5 leagues. But that's just my personal opinion. We've seen all kinds of players. Talisca was expected to become a great player, but he chose the money at a young age. That's just how it goes in football.

In football, things don't always go as we expect. Many star players have come to the Turkish league. And Bruno could come to the Turkish league, provided he gets the contract he wants. Also, many Portuguese players choose Turkey as their home country. In the past, Quaresma, Pepe, and Talisca (still in Türkiye) are the first Portuguese players that come to mind. So I think it's all about money. In my opinion, he should aim to end his career with Manchester United. Because he was an important player for the club's history and I think he deserves it. But if he comes to Turkey, he would also have very good statistics there.

[lodocus]

Bruno Fernandes only has a few more years left in his soccer career and wants to make a lot of money now. Before I sign him and pay him 15–20 million a year, I’d rather sign a younger player, even if I have to pay a transfer fee because I’ll pay him a lower annual salary and can expect more from him in the long run.

Yeah, who wouldn’t want to sign a young player of Bruno Fernandes’ caliber on a modest salary to replace Bruno? Well, where is that player? That’s the real problem. There might be dozens, hundreds, or even thousands of young players on the market with potential who could be signed, but you can’t know which ones will give their all on the field or adapt to the team.

Signing a player who’s a bit older and has already made a name for himself is playing it safe. Galatasaray needs to do this too because their rivals have done exactly that. Right now, they’re not in a position to take risks.

[emrecemsan]

Yeah, who wouldn’t want to sign a young player of Bruno Fernandes’ caliber on a modest salary to replace Bruno? Well, where is that player? That’s the real problem. There might be dozens, hundreds, or even thousands of young players on the market with potential who could be signed, but you can’t know which ones will give their all on the field or adapt to the team.

Signing a player who’s a bit older and has already made a name for himself is playing it safe. Galatasaray needs to do this too because their rivals have done exactly that. Right now, they’re not in a position to take risks.

I believe Bruno Fernandes is absolutely worth taking the risk. He is still playing incredible. He played a big role in Manchester United's finishing the PL in the 3rd place last season. 

He is 31 now which I don't see as a very old age. Galatasaray needs a reliable number 10 now. We can't risk it by going for not well-known so-called young talents.

I've heard Manchester United is going for Palmer. This can make things easier for us to get Bruno.

[Varnquister]

If Beşiktaş can sign Mohammed Salah, it looks like it could be a very good transfer for them. As Beşiktaş continues to strengthen its offense, the focus has shifted to Mohammed Salah after Trossard. The transfer, which had encountered a few minor hiccups, was nearly finalized, but I believe the agent reportedly asked for a bit more money. Frankly, after all the talk, Beşiktaş will most likely close the deal.

[meser#]

Bruno Fernandes only has a few more years left in his soccer career and wants to make a lot of money now. Before I sign him and pay him 15–20 million a year, I’d rather sign a younger player, even if I have to pay a transfer fee because I’ll pay him a lower annual salary and can expect more from him in the long run.

Bruno Fernandes performed very well at Manchester United, and I believe that next season the club might extend his contract for at least two years if he manages to perform well. But even if they didn't extend his contract, I highly doubt he would go to the Turkish league. I also share your opinion; it's better to spend money on very young players, something like 18-year-olds who are skillful. Having a squad of young players would ensure the team's success for many years.

Bruno Fernandes is currently 31 years old and likely has only one or two more seasons left in the Premier League. Although his earnings in England are high, the taxes are also very steep.
If an offer were to come from Türkiye, Bruno might consider the move.
He earns approximately €18–19 million annually in England; if half of that goes toward taxes, his take-home pay is around €7–8 million. If he came to Türkiye, he would net around €12–13 million.
With bonuses and other incentives, that figure could be even higher.
He is at the right age, and we could well see him playing for a Turkish team at any moment.

[Slow death]

Why wouldn't he come? If they offer the highest salary, Bruno will come, so will the other star players. Thousands of superstars have played in the Turkish league, many more will play there in the future.
If I were in Bruno Fernandes's shoes, I'd try to stay in one of the top 5 leagues. But that's just my personal opinion. We've seen all kinds of players. Talisca was expected to become a great player, but he chose the money at a young age. That's just how it goes in football.

He's 31 years old and next season when his contract ends, they'll probably extend it for one or two years. But if they don't extend it, I believe he would play for Sporting or in Saudi Arabia, following in the footsteps of some good Portuguese players. But I highly doubt he would play in the Turkish league. Especially if he's leaving Manchester United while having a good season, the Saudis or even Sporting will want him

[Varnquister]

Fenerbahçe has parted ways with Emre Mor. Emre Mor has transferred to the Dutch club NEC Nijmegen. Unfortunately, Emre Mor has not lived up to expectations since his arrival, and frankly, he was still being held back in terms of his potential. At one point, he seemed to be finding his form, but an injury caused him to lose it again. Fenerbahçe had high hopes when they signed him.
Meanwhile, Trabzonspor has reached an agreement with Fiorentina for Christ Inao Oulai, one of the season’s standout players, for a transfer fee of approximately 30 million euros. In my opinion, even at this price, the young midfielder—who had an outstanding season with Trabzonspor—is a bargain.

[StarenseN]

The rumbling noise coming from Galatasaray fans is increasing daily. Fenerbahce did not make that many big moves ,just got Greenwood as a big name, nobody else they have is a big name, they had some good names from last year but that's about it. Besiktas got Trossard, a great deal without a doubt, and they had a few decent players from last year, but they were not good. So when you think about it, Galatasaray is still the biggest club when you consider who they have, but because they did not improve over year to year, fans are expecting a lot more. And they are not wrong.

[wozzek23]

If Beşiktaş can sign Mohammed Salah, it looks like it could be a very good transfer for them. As Beşiktaş continues to strengthen its offense, the focus has shifted to Mohammed Salah after Trossard. The transfer, which had encountered a few minor hiccups, was nearly finalized, but I believe the agent reportedly asked for a bit more money. Frankly, after all the talk, Beşiktaş will most likely close the deal.

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.

[CLS63]

The rumbling noise coming from Galatasaray fans is increasing daily. Fenerbahce did not make that many big moves ,just got Greenwood as a big name, nobody else they have is a big name, they had some good names from last year but that's about it. Besiktas got Trossard, a great deal without a doubt, and they had a few decent players from last year, but they were not good. So when you think about it, Galatasaray is still the biggest club when you consider who they have, but because they did not improve over year to year, fans are expecting a lot more. And they are not wrong.

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.

[bitwalhr]

In football, things don't always go as we expect. Many star players have come to the Turkish league. And Bruno could come to the Turkish league, provided he gets the contract he wants. Also, many Portuguese players choose Turkey as their home country. In the past, Quaresma, Pepe, and Talisca (still in Türkiye) are the first Portuguese players that come to mind. So I think it's all about money. In my opinion, he should aim to end his career with Manchester United. Because he was an important player for the club's history and I think he deserves it. But if he comes to Turkey, he would also have very good statistics there.

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.

[Jossque]

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.

[snipie]

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.

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.