Turkish Super League 2026/27 Season

[Italian Panic]

2 goals from 2 Super Lig games, in the first game against Kasimpasa, Salah came off the bench, leaving him with little time to score. However, in this second game, he dispelled all doubts surrounding him by scoring 2 goals. Unfortunately, Trabzonspor isn't the strongest team in the league, we still have Galatasaray, Fenerbahçe & Beşiktaş, so we can't expect Salah to bring the league title to the club. By the way, Trabzonspor has the potential to compete in the Europa League, before that, they must turn things around in the second leg against the Hungarian club.

Mohamed Salah is an incredible player for a team like Trabzonspor because he shows he can make a difference even at 34, and just look at the way he moves into open spaces. Victor Osimhen is incredible too; scoring four goals in two games, that’s his average when he’s in the mood to play. It’s a shame he’s sometimes out of form and lacks consistency, but I could still see him doing well at Arsenal or Barcelona. I’m pleased to see that Vlahović’s Beşiktaş lost, because this player isn’t very professional and deserves to lose; he left Juventus for the money and to join a big club, but ended up having to settle for Beşiktaş.

[nelson4lov]

indeed, Trabzonspor proved to be much stronger. the final score of 2-1 doesn't reflect the advantage Trabzonspor had. I think home team could have scored 4-5 goals if they had converted their chances. converting scoring chances remains Trabzonspor's weak point but they create plenty. Salah became a strong addition to the team and could challenge for the top scorer spot in the Turkish league this season.

As a Liverpool fan, I can confirm this to be true. Salah can absolutely compete for the top scorer award but he would need all the support he can get from his new teammates. Look at the assist for that second goal, if the pass wasn't good enough, he wouldn't have been able to score. I'm glad he scored today because last matchday when he didn't score, a lot of people were already calling him a failure. Salah's brace today confirms that class is indeed permanent.

[SUPERSAIAN]

2 goals from 2 Super Lig games, in the first game against Kasimpasa, Salah came off the bench, leaving him with little time to score. However, in this second game, he dispelled all doubts surrounding him by scoring 2 goals. Unfortunately, Trabzonspor isn't the strongest team in the league, we still have Galatasaray, Fenerbahçe & Beşiktaş, so we can't expect Salah to bring the league title to the club. By the way, Trabzonspor has the potential to compete in the Europa League, before that, they must turn things around in the second leg against the Hungarian club.

Mohamed Salah is an incredible player for a team like Trabzonspor because he shows he can make a difference even at 34, and just look at the way he moves into open spaces. Victor Osimhen is incredible too; scoring four goals in two games, that’s his average when he’s in the mood to play. It’s a shame he’s sometimes out of form and lacks consistency, but I could still see him doing well at Arsenal or Barcelona. I’m pleased to see that Vlahović’s Beşiktaş lost, because this player isn’t very professional and deserves to lose; he left Juventus for the money and to join a big club, but ended up having to settle for Beşiktaş.

Mohamed Salah opened the scoring today with two goals, much to the delight of Trabzonspor fans. They had dropped points in the first week and then lost to Ferencváros in the Europa League. It was very important for Salah to show his potential now. Hopefully, they can beat Ferencváros in the return match; it seems possible now. Because Trabzonspor didn't play badly in the match, they just couldn't score.

[Agbamoni]

indeed, Trabzonspor proved to be much stronger. the final score of 2-1 doesn't reflect the advantage Trabzonspor had. I think home team could have scored 4-5 goals if they had converted their chances. converting scoring chances remains Trabzonspor's weak point but they create plenty. Salah became a strong addition to the team and could challenge for the top scorer spot in the Turkish league this season.

Liverpool did not bother to get a replacement for Mo Salah yet. They allowed the teenager Rio Ngumoha to replace Salah on the right wing while Salah is here making history with Trabzonspor.

Salah scored 4 goals, BTW, 2 were cancelled.

[sokani]

We watched a Mohamed Salah show tonight. He scored twice to earn his team three points as they beat Başakşehir FK 2–1. The Salah effect, I guess. He really is a special player.

Salah was fantastic today, and he didn't just score his first goal for the club but a brace as well. What a way to announce himself in the league. I hope he can go on to be an important player for Trabzonspor like he did at Liverpool. All focus now will be on the Europa League tie against Ferencváros on Thursday. Trabzonspor were beaten in the first leg. The second leg will be in Turkey, and I hope Trabzonspor can win and qualify for the competition. I do want to see Salah play in Europe.

[satscraper]

Başakşehir isn't bad, but Trabzonspor is much stronger. I believe Trabzonspor's quality will gradually reveal itself. Even if Başakşehir gets just one point against Trabzon, I think they will achieve their goal. Trabzonspor, on the other hand, will be on the field aiming for three points. Fenerbahçe and Galatasaray have already secured three points. Beşiktaş and Trabzonspor are next. To keep the competition going, I expect both of them to win today.

indeed, Trabzonspor proved to be much stronger. the final score of 2-1 doesn't reflect the advantage Trabzonspor had. I think home team could have scored 4-5 goals if they had converted their chances. converting scoring chances remains Trabzonspor's weak point but they create plenty. Salah became a strong addition to the team and could challenge for the top scorer spot in the Turkish league this season.

Trabzonspor's problem is that they cannot sustain their performance. They win some matches but lose others. At least this was true last season, when they lost to teams below them in the standings. Let's hope this season will turn them into the better side. In general, I like Trabzonspor and ^{more often than not bet on them} alongside Galatasaray.

[Stavri]

We watched a Mohamed Salah show tonight. He scored twice to earn his team three points as they beat Başakşehir FK 2–1. The Salah effect, I guess. He really is a special player.

Salah was fantastic today, and he didn't just score his first goal for the club but a brace as well. What a way to announce himself in the league. I hope he can go on to be an important player for Trabzonspor like he did at Liverpool. All focus now will be on the Europa League tie against Ferencváros on Thursday. Trabzonspor were beaten in the first leg. The second leg will be in Turkey, and I hope Trabzonspor can win and qualify for the competition. I do want to see Salah play in Europe.

as a Galatasaray fan, i will definetely be following Trabzonspor's matches this season. Neither Fenerbahçe nor Beşiktaş has players that are fun to watch in their squads.
having good players is one thing but entertainment value is another. and Trabzonspor definitely has that...

[Yabani]

We lost 1-0 away at Alanyaspor today; however, the sole parties responsible for this defeat are the individuals in the VAR room.
In the 7th minute, Aliti punched Trossard in the head. Let's assume the referee on the pitch didn't see it—but what exactly are those guys in the VAR room doing?

The scorching heat, extreme humidity, and an excellent performance by Alanya goalkeeper Victor also played a role in the defeat, but the real culprits are the VAR officials.
After a long stretch, we conceded a goal and lost the match 1-0.
We played well, but unfortunately, it wasn't enough.

It is only the third week, and the referees are already the talk of the town again. Whatever happened to the plan to use chipped balls in our matches? What was the logic behind spending two minutes reviewing the first goal Salah scored yesterday? VAR spent two minutes reviewing that match, but I don't know if there was even a review during the Alanya-Beşiktaş game! Had there been a review, Aliti would have received a red card.

Mahmut Uslu made a statement after the match in the first week but subsequently received a heavy penalty: a 15-day ban from football-related activities and a 2.5 million TL fine.
Yesterday, Ertuğrul Doğan criticized the referee and the federation after the match; let's see what kind of penalty he will face.

It doesn't seem normal to me to have so many refereeing errors this early in the season.
VAR was introduced, but even that hasn't been the solution.

[RaltcoinsB]

We watched a Mohamed Salah show tonight. He scored twice to earn his team three points as they beat Başakşehir FK 2–1. The Salah effect, I guess. He really is a special player.

Salah was fantastic today, and he didn't just score his first goal for the club but a brace as well. What a way to announce himself in the league. I hope he can go on to be an important player for Trabzonspor like he did at Liverpool. All focus now will be on the Europa League tie against Ferencváros on Thursday. Trabzonspor were beaten in the first leg. The second leg will be in Turkey, and I hope Trabzonspor can win and qualify for the competition. I do want to see Salah play in Europe.

The return match will be played in Hungary, not Turkey. Therefore, Trabzonspor's task is very difficult. In the first match in Turkey, they played well and created many chances, but couldn't score against their opponent. Salah's form is therefore very important. If the Egyptian star continues to play like this, he has a chance to carry his team in Thursday's match. Many of the opponent's defenders will be focused on the Egyptian star, and other players may find some good opportunities. At least, if Trabzonspor takes advantage of these possibilities, they can get the necessary score away from home to qualify for the Europa League. I think Trabzonspor has a better squad than their opponent.

[jakdanyel]

as a Galatasaray fan, i will definetely be following Trabzonspor's matches this season. Neither Fenerbahçe nor Beşiktaş has players that are fun to watch in their squads.
having good players is one thing but entertainment value is another. and Trabzonspor definitely has that...

I'm also interested in watching the matches in which Salah is playing from now on. But I don't think it would be fair to say that there isn't anyone to watch at Fenerbahçe and Beşiktaş.

For example Greenwood. Isn't he playing incredible you think? He was amazing in the Konyaspor match as well (2 goals, 1 assist). He is starting to adapt to the team and we are also finding the chance to watch his beautiful technique.

[Silence Scream]

as a Galatasaray fan, i will definetely be following Trabzonspor's matches this season. Neither Fenerbahçe nor Beşiktaş has players that are fun to watch in their squads.
having good players is one thing but entertainment value is another. and Trabzonspor definitely has that...

I'm also interested in watching the matches in which Salah is playing from now on. But I don't think it would be fair to say that there isn't anyone to watch at Fenerbahçe and Beşiktaş.

For example Greenwood. Isn't he playing incredible you think? He was amazing in the Konyaspor match as well (2 goals, 1 assist). He is starting to adapt to the team and we are also finding the chance to watch his beautiful technique.

Mason Greenwood has shown great form in the matches he's played against Fenerbahçe so far. I think he was the best player on the team in the pre-season matches as well. Currently, the biggest problem is the injury to Marko Asensio, who creates space for him and helps him in attack with his passes. Perhaps this will reduce his effectiveness and productivity. However, he will definitely be one of Fenerbahçe's best attacking players. He uses the wings very dangerously and shows his finishing ability with long-range shots. Fenerbahçe is lucky to have him, and I think he will be the best transfer of the year.

On the other hand, Trabzonspor is experiencing similar enjoyable moments with Mohamed Salah. Salah put on a show in the last match, and Trabzonspor managed to win. I've read that they've now started negotiations for his former Liverpool teammate Fabinho. Trabzonspor is prepared to win the championship this year, and the transfers show this. The management is perhaps overseeing the best transfer period in Trabzonspor's history.

[pewboy]

The return match will be played in Hungary, not Turkey. Therefore, Trabzonspor's task is very difficult. In the first match in Turkey, they played well and created many chances, but couldn't score against their opponent. Salah's form is therefore very important. If the Egyptian star continues to play like this, he has a chance to carry his team in Thursday's match. Many of the opponent's defenders will be focused on the Egyptian star, and other players may find some good opportunities. At least, if Trabzonspor takes advantage of these possibilities, they can get the necessary score away from home to qualify for the Europa League. I think Trabzonspor has a better squad than their opponent.

They will play in Hungary but have the chance to go through and qualify for the Europa League. They also signed Salah for this reason, to make the leap in quality and win the competition. Even if it is difficult, there are other strong teams, but they will be able to have their say and have a good season.

[sergiorus]

What do Galatasaray fans think of Alexei Batrakoglu?

He's a local superstar but very young and has no experience in neither Champions League nor Europa League.

The money paid was very serious though. Do you think he will be worth it as the club's new "Number 10"?

[Black Mbaye]

The return match will be played in Hungary, not Turkey. Therefore, Trabzonspor's task is very difficult. In the first match in Turkey, they played well and created many chances, but couldn't score against their opponent. Salah's form is therefore very important. If the Egyptian star continues to play like this, he has a chance to carry his team in Thursday's match. Many of the opponent's defenders will be focused on the Egyptian star, and other players may find some good opportunities. At least, if Trabzonspor takes advantage of these possibilities, they can get the necessary score away from home to qualify for the Europa League. I think Trabzonspor has a better squad than their opponent.

They will play in Hungary but have the chance to go through and qualify for the Europa League. They also signed Salah for this reason, to make the leap in quality and win the competition. Even if it is difficult, there are other strong teams, but they will be able to have their say and have a good season.

Actually, their opponents aren't stronger than Trabzonspor. Trabzonspor has a chance to win against Ferencváros, even away from home. Because their style of play and the unity in their attacking line, if they're having a good day, will allow Trabzonspor to score many goals. In the first match, they created many chances but couldn't capitalize on them. There were shots that hit the post, but they still couldn't find the net. The Hungarian team put up a very good fight, so they gained the advantage and returned to their country for the second leg. Now, it will be a very important match for Trabzonspor. They will try to overcome the difficulty and advance to the next round away from home. Mohamed Salah will be Trabzonspor's biggest goalscoring threat here.

[IceLincoln]

We watched a Mohamed Salah show tonight. He scored twice to earn his team three points as they beat Başakşehir FK 2–1. The Salah effect, I guess. He really is a special player.

Alanyaspor ended Beşiktaş's six-match winning streak and picked up the win. Beşiktaş return from Alanya without any points.
Alanyaspor are also the only team to have scored against Beşiktaş in the last six matches.
What's done is done and now they need to focus on their European match. An easy game awaits them, so hopefully they can win again.

Yeah Mo Salah really needed that moment, not just to score but to be the decider of the outcome of the match, in a way he redeemed himself after the lose to Ferencvaros, he received some criticisms so it’s good he’s getting the much deserved accolades he needs.
They can only get better from here, the season is just started and teams are getting in shape, for top teams there’s normally no room for relaxation. They have to be at their best at all times.

[W Jr.]

We watched a Mohamed Salah show tonight. He scored twice to earn his team three points as they beat Başakşehir FK 2–1. The Salah effect, I guess. He really is a special player.

Alanyaspor ended Beşiktaş's six-match winning streak and picked up the win. Beşiktaş return from Alanya without any points.
Alanyaspor are also the only team to have scored against Beşiktaş in the last six matches.
What's done is done and now they need to focus on their European match. An easy game awaits them, so hopefully they can win again.

Yeah Mo Salah really needed that moment, not just to score but to be the decider of the outcome of the match, in a way he redeemed himself after the lose to Ferencvaros, he received some criticisms so it’s good he’s getting the much deserved accolades he needs.
They can only get better from here, the season is just started and teams are getting in shape, for top teams there’s normally no room for relaxation. They have to be at their best at all times.

It's still early in the season, and I think we shouldn't be too hasty in criticizing the players. Salah is a new transfer to Turkey and is trying to adapt to his team and the country. Therefore, I think he will perform much better with Trabzonspor after his adaptation period is over. He already scored two goals in yesterday's league match and was named man of the match, showing everyone his quality. He's an extraordinary player, and perhaps he will play a significant role in his team's progress in the Europa League qualifiers, in their second match this week.

[Callido]

Liverpool did not bother to get a replacement for Mo Salah yet. They allowed the teenager Rio Ngumoha to replace Salah on the right wing while Salah is here making history with Trabzonspor.

Salah scored 4 goals, BTW, 2 were cancelled.

The young player is a good replacement, no need for another signing to fill up that position. He has been playing the role perfectly, and aside from Liverpool going for squad depth, Liverpool can actually use him throughout the season.

Salah is also having a good time with his new club, he is a good signing who will help the club compete for the title.

[Oluwa-btc]

Liverpool did not bother to get a replacement for Mo Salah yet. They allowed the teenager Rio Ngumoha to replace Salah on the right wing while Salah is here making history with Trabzonspor.

Salah scored 4 goals, BTW, 2 were cancelled.

They're a big club, they know how mandatory the replacement is to theirs system. One thing with Liverpool is how thry have always bought players after carrying out carefull homework about this player. I doubt that youngsters will be his long term replacement, it has got to be either Bradley Barcola or Mbaye.
The real competition in the Turkish league should be between, Victor Osimhen, Mason Greenwood, and Mo Salah. I don't even see Romelu Lukaku doing good numbers for Fenerbahçe honestly. Victor Osimhen although leads with four goals on top the topscorers standing.

[Agbamoni]

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They're a big club, they know how mandatory the replacement is to theirs system. One thing with Liverpool is how thry have always bought players after carrying out carefull homework about this player. I doubt that youngsters will be his long term replacement, it has got to be either Bradley Barcola or Mbaye.
The real competition in the Turkish league should be between, Victor Osimhen, Mason Greenwood, and Mo Salah. I don't even see Romelu Lukaku doing good numbers for Fenerbahçe honestly. Victor Osimhen although leads with four goals on top the topscorers standing.

The deadline for the transfer window to end is September 1. With 8 days left, anything can happen in the transfer market. Liverpool would have signed Bradley Barcola if the fee were comfortable for them. PSG sees how desperate Liverpool is to get a winger, but Liverpool doesn't want to fall into the trap. Honestly, Mbaye is much cheaper, so he will be a better option for Liverpool. In the meantime, Liverpool doesn't have to think of a better replacement for Salah because none will do more than what Salah has done. Liverpool should be more concerned about their defense.