Turkish Super League 2026/27 Season

[kennycryptoitalia]

Do you think Mohammed Salah would leave the Saudi side offer for Besiktas? Because he wants to still appear in the Champions League, and for what achievement is he looking?
Salah will most likely be considering the amount of money he will be paid at his age and no longer about any European trophy or achievements. He got the Champions League, Premier League, FA Cup, and the rest, so what's going to be his motivation going forward?

I believe that Salah will not go to Saudi Arabia... at least for the moment he wants to continue performing at the highest levels in order to try to win a Champions League once again, then who knows later maybe he will go but not for the moment, he knows he still doesn't have much time available and he wants to make the most of it.

[banana33]

If Besiktas signs Salah it will be crazy. They will get such a good quality player that will make a huge difference in the Turkish league. I dont know what is taking so long to make a deal. If he wanted to move to Besiktas he would have already gone there and its already obvious that the owner of Besiktas wants to give him a lot of money and i think for Salah this is a better option then to go play in the saudi league.

Yes, Besiktas is ready to cover Momo Salah with money but i don't think the Egyptian wants to land in the Turkish league despite his family agreeing, i think he wants to wait for some offers from some top clubs which will surely arrive during this summer session, we'll see.

[jakdanyel]

Yes, Besiktas is ready to cover Momo Salah with money but i don't think the Egyptian wants to land in the Turkish league despite his family agreeing, i think he wants to wait for some offers from some top clubs which will surely arrive during this summer session, we'll see.

Beşiktaş is making sacrifices to be able to sign Mo Salah right now. Even the Turkish Republic president is said to be working on this deal to help the Turkish Super League to have a bigger brand value. 

There have been problems with his agent because of his high demand of commission fee. If they work it out I guess there won't be any problem left.

Salah is one of the most valuable players of this sport now. I'm sure this league would be watched more thanks to his arrival.

[lodocus]

There are reports circulating about both Galatasaray and Fenerbahçe regarding the Rafael Leão transfer. It looks like one of the two teams is going to pull off a major transfer coup at the other’s expense. I think it’s more likely that Leão won’t end up at either team, because we hear his name mentioned in one way or another during almost every transfer window. Do you think Rafael Leão will come to the Super League? I don’t really think so.

[Jossque]

Galatasaray kicked off the season and, frankly, suffered an unexpected defeat. Unable to play well against Monza, Galatasaray lost 2-0 to their opponent in a preseason match. Monza is a Serie A team, but I wouldn’t say they’re that strong. Considering that Monza has just been promoted from Serie B, I think it’s fair to say they put on a good performance and earned the win against a strong team like Galatasaray in a preseason match. I’d say they’re ready for the start of the Italian league.

[$weetne$$]

I believe that Salah will not go to Saudi Arabia... at least for the moment he wants to continue performing at the highest levels in order to try to win a Champions League once again, then who knows later maybe he will go but not for the moment, he knows he still doesn't have much time available and he wants to make the most of it.

Some times a go, rumor had it that he was very likely to exit Liverpool soon and seeing that age is gradually becoming a factor in him, he may likely want to move to a place where he may finally end the career with a retirement. Saudi Arabia is not a bad place and even salah will want to go there at least for the pay, so you can never be too sure about him not wanting to go there, he may later resolve to go there is he feels the need to after now.

[mandown]

Galatasaray kicked off the season and, frankly, suffered an unexpected defeat. Unable to play well against Monza, Galatasaray lost 2-0 to their opponent in a preseason match. Monza is a Serie A team, but I wouldn’t say they’re that strong. Considering that Monza has just been promoted from Serie B, I think it’s fair to say they put on a good performance and earned the win against a strong team like Galatasaray in a preseason match. I’d say they’re ready for the start of the Italian league.

Galatasaray often suffers such defeats during the pre-season; this seems perfectly normal to me. Many of the players who took the field were individuals destined to be substitutes in the league, loaned out to other clubs, or sold.

Had the match against Monza been an official, high-stakes game, Galatasaray would have fielded their ideal starting eleven and easily defeated their opponent.

Nelsson—who was loaned to Verona at the start of last season—was the best player on the pitch. He, too, is at the top of the list of players likely to be sold this year.

[Ahli38]

Galatasaray kicked off the season and, frankly, suffered an unexpected defeat. Unable to play well against Monza, Galatasaray lost 2-0 to their opponent in a preseason match. Monza is a Serie A team, but I wouldn’t say they’re that strong. Considering that Monza has just been promoted from Serie B, I think it’s fair to say they put on a good performance and earned the win against a strong team like Galatasaray in a preseason match. I’d say they’re ready for the start of the Italian league.

I don’t think Galatasaray took that match very seriously. And you can see that Victor Osimhen was brought on in the second half at the 62-minute mark. If Galatasaray had been serious they would have started Osimhen from the very beginning of the first half. So I personally think that Galatasaray was just experimenting with some players in this friendly match. And it seems they’ll start taking things more seriously as the season begins when they face Corum in the Super Lig. Galatasaray still has a few friendly matches coming up. And I think they’ll continue to test out their tactics so they can start the season on a stronger note. But I think they’ll take things more seriously when they face Villarreal in that friendly match.

[ILuckyGuyI]

I believe that Salah will not go to Saudi Arabia... at least for the moment he wants to continue performing at the highest levels in order to try to win a Champions League once again, then who knows later maybe he will go but not for the moment, he knows he still doesn't have much time available and he wants to make the most of it.

I also believe so. Honestly I thought he'd leave for Saudi Arabia. He is 34 now and he isn't good for top leagues in Europe anymore. We've all witnessed that while watching him at Liverpool last season. 

However it looks like Salah is keen on staying in Europe for some time more. Probably because of his salary demand I haven't heard of an interest by a rich club. That's why Beşiktaş can finish this deal easily soon.

[Jossque]

Fenerbahçe continues to step up its transfer activity. According to reports, I’ve seen that they’re also interested in Rafael Leao. If Leao joins the team, I think it’s fair to say that, in terms of their attacking lineup, they could become one of the teams with the best attacking lineups in the Super League. While the club will part ways with some foreign players and others will be loaned out to other teams, it seems possible that this season we’ll see a Fenerbahçe that gets off to a much better start and won’t have any trouble scoring goals, thanks to the reinforcements added to the attacking line.

[KingsDen]

If Besiktas signs Salah it will be crazy. They will get such a good quality player that will make a huge difference in the Turkish league. I dont know what is taking so long to make a deal. If he wanted to move to Besiktas he would have already gone there and its already obvious that the owner of Besiktas wants to give him a lot of money and i think for Salah this is a better option then to go play in the saudi league.

I don't think Besiktas is the best option for Salah, there are other top teams he can sign for. Salah is 34, he is not that young, so he needs a team with a quality players that can assist him and Fenerbahçe doesn't have much quality players like that. Fenerbahçe and Atletico Madrid are also interested in signing him, and both of these teams are playing in the UCL this season, this a chances of competing in Europe.

If Salah was more concerned about money, he would have signed for any Saudi team long time ago, but his ambition is to still play in a competitive league, that's why he is waiting for other top flight team to come for him.

[püsür]

Yes, Besiktas is ready to cover Momo Salah with money but i don't think the Egyptian wants to land in the Turkish league despite his family agreeing, i think he wants to wait for some offers from some top clubs which will surely arrive during this summer session, we'll see.

Beşiktaş is making sacrifices to be able to sign Mo Salah right now. Even the Turkish Republic president is said to be working on this deal to help the Turkish Super League to have a bigger brand value. 

There have been problems with his agent because of his high demand of commission fee. If they work it out I guess there won't be any problem left.

Salah is one of the most valuable players of this sport now. I'm sure this league would be watched more thanks to his arrival.

You may be right but there is also another perspective of this transfer. A player like that isn’t someone Beşiktaş should be signing in their current situation. They are a team in decline that hasn’t won the title for five years and has been stuck in fifth place year in, year out. This year, they absolutely must be chasing the title. What should they do? They should build a proper squad, signing young players who can perform well in every position, are hungry for the title and are physically fit. Spending all their money on Salah is like saying, ‘Let’s just carry on as we are this year too.’ They are not part of the psychological war between Galatasaray and Fenerbahçe over signing big-name players; they need to rebuild first – Salah may not fit in this situation.

[LGD2Business]

Fenerbahçe continues to step up its transfer activity. According to reports, I’ve seen that they’re also interested in Rafael Leao. If Leao joins the team, I think it’s fair to say that, in terms of their attacking lineup, they could become one of the teams with the best attacking lineups in the Super League. While the club will part ways with some foreign players and others will be loaned out to other teams, it seems possible that this season we’ll see a Fenerbahçe that gets off to a much better start and won’t have any trouble scoring goals, thanks to the reinforcements added to the attacking line.

When I turned on the TV, the news popped up: The report of a 100 million Euro offer for Leao is not true. The club has officially denied it.
These figures are really out of line. Milan are asking for 40 million Euro for Leao. He's reportedly asking for a salary of around 12-13 million.
If Fenerbahçe can make it to the group stage of the Champions League, they might be able to cover this cost. However they've already signed Greenwood, Ake and Muriqi and spent quite a bit of money. They'll need to sell some players as well.

I like Fenerbahçe's planning for this year. They reinforced the areas that were lacking last year early on. They could be much better this year. Stability is now essential. They should stick with İsmail Kartal and avoid completely overhauling the roster every season.

[CLS63]

Milan asks for at least €50m to let Rafael Leao go as far as I know. I don't know if Fenerbahçe would still go for him. Our priority must be a striker transfer right now. Not to sign a winger.

Galatasaray was also rumored with him in the past but I don't know if they are still interested. I hope they don't sign him though. I would like to see them fail in this transfer window which could also be some help for us to go for the championship finally.

[MK-74]

Fenerbahçe continues to step up its transfer activity. According to reports, I’ve seen that they’re also interested in Rafael Leao. If Leao joins the team, I think it’s fair to say that, in terms of their attacking lineup, they could become one of the teams with the best attacking lineups in the Super League. While the club will part ways with some foreign players and others will be loaned out to other teams, it seems possible that this season we’ll see a Fenerbahçe that gets off to a much better start and won’t have any trouble scoring goals, thanks to the reinforcements added to the attacking line.

When I turned on the TV, the news popped up: The report of a 100 million Euro offer for Leao is not true. The club has officially denied it.
These figures are really out of line. Milan are asking for 40 million Euro for Leao. He's reportedly asking for a salary of around 12-13 million.
If Fenerbahçe can make it to the group stage of the Champions League, they might be able to cover this cost. However they've already signed Greenwood, Ake and Muriqi and spent quite a bit of money. They'll need to sell some players as well.

I like Fenerbahçe's planning for this year. They reinforced the areas that were lacking last year early on. They could be much better this year. Stability is now essential. They should stick with İsmail Kartal and avoid completely overhauling the roster every season.

Fenerbahçe's priority should definitely be to part ways with the players who are a financial burden on the club. Once they do that, they'll be in a much better position to make stronger signings.
I agree with you about the striker position, they need a top class center forward.
They also need to build the squad with a clear plan. Fenerbahçe are dealing with transfer problems now because of the poor planning and unstructured decisions made in previous transfer windows.

[Stavri]

Fenerbahçe continues to step up its transfer activity. According to reports, I’ve seen that they’re also interested in Rafael Leao. If Leao joins the team, I think it’s fair to say that, in terms of their attacking lineup, they could become one of the teams with the best attacking lineups in the Super League. While the club will part ways with some foreign players and others will be loaned out to other teams, it seems possible that this season we’ll see a Fenerbahçe that gets off to a much better start and won’t have any trouble scoring goals, thanks to the reinforcements added to the attacking line.

Fenerbahce already have 17 foreign players over 23 and 7 under 23. it looks like they're still going to make 2-3 more signings so in 10 days, there's a good chance the team will end up with 13 extra foreign players.

[nelson4lov]

Fenerbahçe continues to step up its transfer activity. According to reports, I’ve seen that they’re also interested in Rafael Leao. If Leao joins the team, I think it’s fair to say that, in terms of their attacking lineup, they could become one of the teams with the best attacking lineups in the Super League. While the club will part ways with some foreign players and others will be loaned out to other teams, it seems possible that this season we’ll see a Fenerbahçe that gets off to a much better start and won’t have any trouble scoring goals, thanks to the reinforcements added to the attacking line.

I would love to see it actually because I'm a big fan of Leao. But I don't think it might happen because a player like that is yet to win a major European trophy in club football so I think he would like to join a team that would compete at that level except Fenerbahce will can go really far in the champions league this season. But the good thing is at at Fenerbahce, he might get first team shirt as opposed to going to a big team and being a bench player.

[Varnquister]

Konyaspor failed to win its preseason match against Hull City. It must be said that the team hasn’t looked particularly ready in its preseason matches. They had defeated Zorya Luhansk 2-1, but lost to the Hungarian team Zalaegersz and the Premier League side Hull City. Konyaspor was one of last season’s surprise teams that emerged late in the season, and they were among the teams that gave the “Big Four” the most trouble. We can say that their preseason matches have shown they are not yet ready for the league.

[emrecemsan]

Fenerbahce already have 17 foreign players over 23 and 7 under 23. it looks like they're still going to make 2-3 more signings so in 10 days, there's a good chance the team will end up with 13 extra foreign players.

As TFF has decided not to change the foreign players rule the teams are making their transfers accordingly.

İsmail Kartal said something during an interview like maybe the rule would change but I guess he didn't mean it. There is no way for it to happen for this season as of now.

I hope Galatasaray listens to their fans as well and gets faster with their moves. Our rivals are so active while we are doing nothing.

[yenerbatmaz]

Fenerbahçe continues to step up its transfer activity. According to reports, I’ve seen that they’re also interested in Rafael Leao. If Leao joins the team, I think it’s fair to say that, in terms of their attacking lineup, they could become one of the teams with the best attacking lineups in the Super League. While the club will part ways with some foreign players and others will be loaned out to other teams, it seems possible that this season we’ll see a Fenerbahçe that gets off to a much better start and won’t have any trouble scoring goals, thanks to the reinforcements added to the attacking line.

Fenerbahce already have 17 foreign players over 23 and 7 under 23. it looks like they're still going to make 2-3 more signings so in 10 days, there's a good chance the team will end up with 13 extra foreign players.

Amrabat, Becao, and Oosterwolde will likely leave the team.
None of the three have made a significant contribution. Fenerbahçe intends to make new signings, but first, the club needs to offload the surplus players currently on the roster. Even though Livaković had a good World Cup, keeping him as a backup goalkeeper while Ederson is around represents a heavy financial burden. Mimović needs to be sold outright; he simply isn't the right fit for our team.
It is more important to determine who will be leaving as soon as possible than to focus on incoming players.