Turkish Super League 2026/27 Season

[püsür]

In my opinion, Fenerbache is making a very intelligent and truly excellent market. He is taking excellent quality players and inserting them into the right mechanisms of the team. If he could also complete the purchase of Romelu Lukaku at the sum requested by Napoli, he would truly make a huge deal.

Turkish club Fenerbahce is really thinking about buying a brilliant and excellent player and we can already see Italian club Napoli have agreed to sell Lukaku for 6 million euros, so it seems the Belgian striker will be able to join the Turkish club in the upcoming season. You should note that the Belgian center forward spent two years at the Italian club and helped Napoli win the Italian league title, so it can be assumed that he can also help Turkish club Fenerbahce win the title in the upcoming season.

If this player can join Fenerbahce, he will initially receive 6 million euros and additional bonuses based on his performance, so we can say that the Belgian player will give his best in the upcoming season at the Turkish Super League club.

Lukaku is set to continue his professional career in Turkey after Napoli reached a full agreement with Fenerbahce over his transfer, as per Gianluca Di Marzio. The Turkish outfit will pay an initial €6 million plus additional performance-related bonuses for the Belgian international. The 33-year-old centre-forward has also agreed personal terms with the Istanbul club. The report reveal that he will earn a lucrative contract worth €10 million per season in Turkey.

Finally for the Fenerbahçe fans, things seem to go good for Fenerbahçe. Thanks to Skrinnar and Ake, as well as Guendouzi and Kanté, Fenerbahçe now boasts a solid defence and midfield for the first time in many years. Vedat, Asensio, Talisca, Lukaku and Greenwood more than cover this team’s goalscoring needs. The only question marks at the moment are the centre-backs and the goalkeeper; if they could bring Ederson back, he’ll also make a significant contribution to the team. Unless there are further reinforcements to the current squads, Fenerbahçe have the upper hand. They have more goal-scoring players than Galatasaray. They seem to have players who complement each other better. This could be disrupted by Talisca, as well as by the moves Galatasaray makes.

[l99l]

🚨⚫️⚪️ BREAKING: Dusan Vlahović and his camp gave initial green light to Besiktas bid!

Three year contract has been verbally agreed today, now paperwork has to be approved by the legal side from the player.

Vlahović could fly to Istanbul within 48h if all approved. 💣🇷🇸

https://x.com/FabrizioRomano/status/2087237674264391702

If I remember correctly, Juventus paid 85 million euros for him 4 years ago. And he’s only 26 years old. Beşiktaş has definitely made a great signing. Vlahovic will undoubtedly perform much better in the Turkish league...

Signing a striker like this instead of a 35-year-old like Salah or Lukaku is a huge success...

I didn’t have high hopes for Beşiktaş this season, but Nübel, Trossard, Orkun and Vlahovic are players who can take the team to the next level. Maybe we won’t win the league, but we can push for the title right until the very end...

Beşiktaş had been pursuing this player for a long time. Although he wasn't Vlahovic's first choice, he somehow ended up joining Beşiktaş.
It's a fantastic transfer for Beşiktaş, and the player is still young. It's truly exciting to see Beşiktaş building such a squad to compete for the championship this season.
Considering the Lukaku and Salah transfers, this one promises to yield even greater success.

[LGD2Business]

Finally we signed a top-class striker. Oh played really well since he arrived but he wasn't a top-class striker. Besides that, he would never have been enough on his own during the long league marathon. You can't rely on Semih and Mustafa, we saw how it went in previous seasons. Beşiktaş needed a striker more than anything else and Vlahovic is coming.

I hope Vlahovic has a Mario Gomez like impact at Beşiktaş and becomes one of the key contributors to the championship. Closing a transfer like this at such a low price is also a transfer success in its own right. Kudos to Önder Özen and Serdal Adalı.

[changaa]

they were one of the Premier League's best duos in 2023. Nunez's contribution to Salah was not only goals and assists. His pressing power, relentless runs behind the defense and ability to drag center backs with him significantly expand Salah's operating space.

Unfortunately, having left Liverpool takes these conditions away from the team. With Salah's departure for Turkey, at Trabzonspor, Liverpool lose an essential piece of their attack. We'll see how he manages to plug this loss given that there aren't many players with those qualities available .

[püsür]

Finally we signed a top-class striker. Oh played really well since he arrived but he wasn't a top-class striker. Besides that, he would never have been enough on his own during the long league marathon. You can't rely on Semih and Mustafa, we saw how it went in previous seasons. Beşiktaş needed a striker more than anything else and Vlahovic is coming.

I hope Vlahovic has a Mario Gomez like impact at Beşiktaş and becomes one of the key contributors to the championship. Closing a transfer like this at such a low price is also a transfer success in its own right. Kudos to Önder Özen and Serdal Adalı.

Before, most of the elite strikers coming to Türkiye are here to make the final major transfer of their careers. Vlahovic, however, is not one of them. He has arrived at a good stage in his career and is exactly the right age to be playing at his very best. There is also the ‘Italiano factor’. In Italiano’s teams, centre-forwards make a high number of runs into the box. This is precisely what Vlahovic needs. Being able to sign a player like this without paying a transfer fee is, in itself, a major success. I agree that he can have a 'Mario Gomez' impact.

[Yabani]

I have seen reports that Beşiktaş has reached an agreement with Vlahovic.
There is information suggesting the Serbian star is expected to arrive in Istanbul this evening.
He is a top-level player. The fact that he has previously worked with Italiano is a major advantage.
Given that he played his best football under Italiano's management, Vlahovic could be extremely beneficial for Beşiktaş.
He is a costly player, but provided he maintains a professional lifestyle, he will make a significant contribution to the team.
He is still very young.

His statistics at Juventus last season were by no means bad. Vlahovic wants to turn a new page in his career, and he might find the opportunity he is looking for at Beşiktaş.

[pewboy]

With Mohamed Salah's wealth of experience in the EPL and European football, I don't think there's any need to worry about Salah's performance with his new Turkish club, Trabzonspor, after seeing what he did at Liverpool during his time at arnfield, am quite sure that he wouldn't disappoint when he starts playing for his new club, he has the quality and charisma required to scare any defender, his goal scoring ability is topnotch so I don't see any reason why he wouldn't shine in Turkey, I believe the club understands his true worth and that was why they went ahead to secure his signature. Perhaps he would light up the Turkish super league as much as he could before going into retirement or another club.

Salah will have an incredible season this year, to avoid injuries, because he has found the perfect solution for everyone, that is, a happy family, given the request to move to a club where religion was more present, and the tranquility of playing in a club where there is less pressure.

[m4r1o]

I'm aware that the results of preseason matches can be quite unpredictable, but I don't think Galatasaray will be a very different team once the season starts.

But that's why i don't understand all this tension, because Galatasaray still remains a very strong team, with an absolutely competitive squad. So i don't see the reason for such agitation on the part of the fans. Of course, it would certainly be nice to have news from the market with a view to improving the team, but if this doesn't happen, for a single season they would still have a very strong team.

[bastisisca]

Fenerbahce have been very active in this transfer window and we have also noticed that Trabzonspor are also trying to recruit smart players as you can see they are already trying to play two former Liverpool players together in their team. Belgian striker Lukaku from Napoli has agreed to join one of the best clubs in Turkey and it seems that Fenerbahce may soon be able to add this player to the team.

In this context, it can be said that the upcoming Turkish Super Lig season will be the most competitive and exciting as the best teams in this league are making deals to bring in the most experienced players. Only Galatasaray has not signed any top-level players yet but they have made offers for Rafael Leao and Arsenal player Martinelli to join the team, however it seems that since Arsenal could not sign Vinicius Junior, they may not agree to sell the Brazilian winger to the Turkish club in the upcoming season.

Fenerbahçe is a top class club that is rebuilding its team to compete at a high level. However, Trabzonspor is a team with quite limited finances. Already with the purchase, the salary compensation for Salah has bitten off more than he can chew. i doubt it can make further market movements.

[aipercoin]

Galatasaray continues to fail about making transfers recently and this is making me really happy. 

The fans are rightfully angry with the board of course. Dursun Özbek still says that he is going to complete the expected transfers. But I only see failures on their end so far.

Batrakov deal isn't likely to happen according to recent news. It looks like Leao deal is also not going to be easy for them. So this season I have bigger hopes about Fenerbahçe to win the Turkish league title.

I hope that Fenerbahce can come out after some time and perhaps take home the title of Turkish champion. Galatasaray ultimately dominated for some time and still find themselves a very strong team despite the few movements on the transfer market this year. However, Fenerbahce, by significantly improving their squad, can certainly do better.

[giorgione]

He is 32 years old, and Beşiktaş doesn't need him. His performances when he was younger didn't impress anyone.
Personally, I thought he was a good player. Good luck to Konyaspor.

I don't know what the Besiktas club wants to do, i don't know what they gain from Masuaku's transfer, we'll find out along the way. It hasn't done so well in years, and its also great. Maybe they are looking for experienced players, he is a good player but there is better around, we will see if they do well or not.

[Altryist]

But that's why i don't understand all this tension, because Galatasaray still remains a very strong team, with an absolutely competitive squad. So i don't see the reason for such agitation on the part of the fans. Of course, it would certainly be nice to have news from the market with a view to improving the team, but if this doesn't happen, for a single season they would still have a very strong team.

I think Galatasaray should strengthen their defense before the start of the new season, because last season their defense was clearly the weaker part of the team and often let them down. But the new season starts this weekend already, so despite the transfer window still being open, I don't think they are going to plan any major changes. In fact, I still believe Galatasaray are the strongest team in the Turkish league, and it will still be very difficult for any other team to compete with them.

[cande86]

Konyaspor has signed Arthur Masuaku. To be honest I was a little surprised by this because I think Masuaku is still capable of playing in top-tier leagues. His time at Sunderland didn't go very well. He didn't get many opportunities. Then he was loaned to Lens but he didn't play there much either. I think he'll be a regular starter at Konyaspor. They're probably paying him less than Premier League but when you think about tax differences he can still get paid similar amount.

There was no transfer fee, Konyaspor has signed a very good left back for free. If he plays regularly, he'll return to his former form quickly. I always liked him, both when he was at West Ham and when he was at Beşiktaş. I think the fans overreacted, that severed his connection with the team. Right now, he can still make a good contribution to any team in the Super League. I'd say he's still better than Ouattara and Rıdvan.

I believe he accepted the transfer due to a question of playing time. Since he didn't have the hoped-for playing time at Sunderland and Lens, i think his transfer to the new team is due to a question of rhythm and playing time. As a result, he will definitely want to play and demonstrate.

[lodocus]

I think Beşiktaş’s signing of Vlahović is really a good one. There are only two days left until the league starts. And Galatasaray, which will play the opening match, has made by far the fewest signings among the league’s big four. I’m really curious to see what will happen if they lose that first match.

The other three teams besides Galatasaray just keep going. As soon as one makes a signing, another responds. Once the league starts, we’ll see whose transfers have made the biggest impact.

[Wake Up]

I think Beşiktaş’s signing of Vlahović is really a good one. There are only two days left until the league starts. And Galatasaray, which will play the opening match, has made by far the fewest signings among the league’s big four. I’m really curious to see what will happen if they lose that first match.

The other three teams besides Galatasaray just keep going. As soon as one makes a signing, another responds. Once the league starts, we’ll see whose transfers have made the biggest impact.

Galatasaray must be very confident in their current squad, as they haven't even made any proper transfers. The latest speculation I've heard is that they're interested in Leao and offered €40 million for him, but Milan has definitively rejected that offer and set his price at a minimum of €50 million. If Galatasaray wants to bring him in, they'll have to pay €50 million. They haven't even assembled their team yet, and Galatasaray still has deficiencies. The defending champions' transfer shortcomings are noticeable. Last year, Galatasaray was very active in the transfer market, but this year, for some reason, they haven't been able to make any significant transfer moves.

[Stavri]

word is that Salah specifically requested him and that he even played a role in the transfer. during their time together at Liverpool, he and Nunez built a solid chemistry on the pitch.
if the rumor about Salah saying get him is true, it makes total sense from a football perspective. they already know each other's game, and Nunez's off the ball runs create the exact space Salah needs.

Salah and Nunez know each other well and know how to play together, it will be a good couple if everything is confirmed. Salha is open and devastating, he knows how to score and he showed it well when they played at Liverpool. It will be a good challenge for both of them too, they still have a great desire to play and win.

it might be thought, why is Nunez being signed when Trabzonspor already has a better striker...

ok it's true that Nunez isn't as much of a link up player as Firmino and his finishing has come under heavy criticism at times but in terms of his physical traits and running threat, he is a very unique profile that complements Salah's game perfectly...

[SUPERSAIAN]

I think Beşiktaş’s signing of Vlahović is really a good one. There are only two days left until the league starts. And Galatasaray, which will play the opening match, has made by far the fewest signings among the league’s big four. I’m really curious to see what will happen if they lose that first match.

The other three teams besides Galatasaray just keep going. As soon as one makes a signing, another responds. Once the league starts, we’ll see whose transfers have made the biggest impact.

Galatasaray must be very confident in their current squad, as they haven't even made any proper transfers. The latest speculation I've heard is that they're interested in Leao and offered €40 million for him, but Milan has definitively rejected that offer and set his price at a minimum of €50 million. If Galatasaray wants to bring him in, they'll have to pay €50 million. They haven't even assembled their team yet, and Galatasaray still has deficiencies. The defending champions' transfer shortcomings are noticeable. Last year, Galatasaray was very active in the transfer market, but this year, for some reason, they haven't been able to make any significant transfer moves.

Milan are very clear about this it seems they won't let the price drop below €50 million for Leao. I think Galatasaray's current squad isn't good enough. Beşiktaş, Fenerbahçe, and Trabzonspor have made significant transfers, while Galatasaray still hasn't made any moves, which is angering the fans because they all share the same opinion the squad is insufficient, especially for the Champions League. Even a single Leao transfer wouldn't be enough, if it happens.

Dursun Özbek said he wouldn't risk Galatasaray's future and would make the best transfers at the right time. If he doesn't do it now, when will he do it?

[Black Mbaye]

But that's why i don't understand all this tension, because Galatasaray still remains a very strong team, with an absolutely competitive squad. So i don't see the reason for such agitation on the part of the fans. Of course, it would certainly be nice to have news from the market with a view to improving the team, but if this doesn't happen, for a single season they would still have a very strong team.

I think Galatasaray should strengthen their defense before the start of the new season, because last season their defense was clearly the weaker part of the team and often let them down. But the new season starts this weekend already, so despite the transfer window still being open, I don't think they are going to plan any major changes. In fact, I still believe Galatasaray are the strongest team in the Turkish league, and it will still be very difficult for any other team to compete with them.

I don't share your views. Right now, Fenerbahçe and Beşiktaş have significantly strengthened their squads, and even Trabzonspor. These three teams have a chance to win against Galatasaray if they play them now. Galatasaray has largely retained its squad. While their rivals are making excellent transfers, Galatasaray has simply chosen to watch. Either they are secretly pursuing their transfer policies, or they are genuinely choosing to fall behind this year. If they are choosing to fall behind, I think they are making a huge mistake. They might not even qualify for the Champions League this year. And they should also consider that they will be playing in the Champions League. If they want to be among the top 24 teams, they have to bring in good players.

[LGD2Business]

Both Vlahovic and Lukaku arrived today. Turkish Super League has become striker's paradise. We already had Osimhen, Onuachu and Shomurodov, now 2 more superstars have joined. The race for the top scorer title is going to be very competitive.

I hope the new stars stay injury-free and play in most of the matches. Fans of every team want to watch them. Anatolian clubs will also generate significant revenue from these matches. Matches against these teams will definitely sell out. Overall these transfers will contribute to the economy. I also think both were signed at very reasonable prices. The clubs did a good job.

[martinom]

Salah is a goal scorer, and goalscorers always have the advantage. As long as they score goals, they won't be judge harshly. The fans already know he is not a heavy weight like he used to be, they know he is not at his peak, so if they're realistic, they can't expect him to come into the team and score 40 goals. I believe Salah will have a good time at the club and would see out his contract. It's just a two years contract.

I don't see how it could be otherwise. Salah, even if he had stayed at Liverpool, but with a manager who trusted him, would still have made a difference. It's not age that matters in this case, because he has always demonstrated his value, that he knows how to be an excellent player for the squad. So at Trabzonspor certainly with greater serenity, you will see that he will do even better.