Turkish Super League 2026/27 Season

[banana33]

The third round of matches in the Turkish Super League has concluded. Galatasaray leads the table, having accumulated seven points from three games. Second place is occupied by Gençlerbirliği, who beat Fenerbahçe and remain undefeated in the league. Looking towards the bottom of the table are Konyaspor, Erzurumspor, and Çorumspor. It's still early in the season, and the league will take shape more clearly as time progresses. For now, apart from Trabzonspor, the other three major teams are performing reasonably well. Beşiktaş's 6-2 victory this week was a huge morale boost for them.

The Turkish Super League will be an interesting championship this year. Galatasaray started the championship well and Fenerbahce too, it will be a compact championship. Besiktas played a good game and they needed these three points, we are still at the beginning of the championship and little by little it will take more shape.

[cande86]

We are on the right track. Barring any injuries, there will be a title race involving at least three teams in the Süper Lig this year.
I hope we are the ones who become champions at the end of the season.

It's always nice to win a game with lots of goals, Vlahovic broke free and scored a nice hat-trick. But we'll see if he continues to score so much. Definitely having a good season in a not so competitive championship.

But it will be a good challenge with other teams to win the Super Lig.

[Cryptmuster]

The Turkish Super League will be an interesting championship this year. Galatasaray started the championship well and Fenerbahce too, it will be a compact championship. Besiktas played a good game and they needed these three points, we are still at the beginning of the championship and little by little it will take more shape.

The football season has only just begun, but I think it will once again come down to a battle between Galatasaray and Fenerbahce. I doubt that Besiktas will be able to stay on equal terms with them all the way until the end of the season. Fenerbahce and Galatasaray stand out at the moment in terms of the quality of their squads. I think it will still be difficult for the other teams in the Turkish league to compete with them.

[giorgione]

Besiktas are playing good football, I was watching the game and it was a very interesting game, the team they beat ..

Besiktas is playing well and has a good team. Yes, Vlahovic is a good player, it cannot be argued, of course he has done badly for Juventus in recent years, of course seeing him go was a shame. We'll see when there are important matches how he behaves and if he scores. It will be a new year for him and we will see if it goes well.

[IjawMan]

The third round of matches in the Turkish Super League has concluded. Galatasaray leads the table, having accumulated seven points from three games. Second place is occupied by Gençlerbirliği, who beat Fenerbahçe and remain undefeated in the league. Looking towards the bottom of the table are Konyaspor, Erzurumspor, and Çorumspor. It's still early in the season, and the league will take shape more clearly as time progresses. For now, apart from Trabzonspor, the other three major teams are performing reasonably well. Beşiktaş's 6-2 victory this week was a huge morale boost for them.

The Turkish Super League will be an interesting championship this year. Galatasaray started the championship well and Fenerbahce too, it will be a compact championship. Besiktas played a good game and they needed these three points, we are still at the beginning of the championship and little by little it will take more shape.

Was not anticipating any event less, I knew Galatasaray will be at the top of the table after week four of the Turkish super league, I really do not bother much about the rest of the clubs apart for Fernebache that also happens to be an interesting club and probably the second biggest club in the Turkish super league,

However, my gut tells me the Turkish league is still a two horse race between Galatasaray and Fernebache this season.

I'm projecting a very fierce competition between both clubs this season especially now that Fernebache has fortified the squad and now has a very impressive team for the season.

[Shadiq]

The football season has only just begun, but I think it will once again come down to a battle between Galatasaray and Fenerbahce. I doubt that Besiktas will be able to stay on equal terms with them all the way until the end of the season. Fenerbahce and Galatasaray stand out at the moment in terms of the quality of their squads. I think it will still be difficult for the other teams in the Turkish league to compete with them.

It's too early to say this, we should wait for a few more matches. Before the season started, it seemed that Fenerbahçe or Besiktas or Trabzonspor might break Galatasaray's dominance. But the competition is still limited to Galatasaray and Fenerbahçe. After Salah's signing at Trabzonspor, I thought that Trabzonspor might use Salah's experience to completely change the atmosphere of the team, but it doesn't seem like anything has changed. We are not getting any significant performance from Besiktas either, although the last match was different. We will have to wait a few more weeks to see how competitive the league is going to be this season.

[sokani]

If Osimhen stays in Türkiye and doesn't transfer to another team, he will win the top scorer title by a wide margin.
When he is on the pitch, he engages with the ball—or attempts to—using every part of his body. A player like that is more likely to become the top scorer.
Vlahović scored three goals in the last match, but I don't think he will be as consistent as Osimhen.
It would be enough for Vedat to score over 20 goals, but he isn't of the caliber to compete with Osimhen for the top scorer title.
Barring injuries or other issues, Osimhen will win the top scorer title.
It would be enough for Osimhen to win the top scorer title and for Fenerbahçe to become league champions.

I'm not even seeing Vlahović as a strong contender. The person I'm really looking at is Mo Salah. He's a prolific goal scorer. He scored many goals at Liverpool, and I think he's someone to watch out for. But my money will always be on Osimehn. He's not new to the league. He has already started off the campaign very well with 5 goals to his name, and I think he can win the Gol Krali award for the third time in a row if he does not pick up a serious injury.

[Silence Scream]

If Osimhen stays in Türkiye and doesn't transfer to another team, he will win the top scorer title by a wide margin.
When he is on the pitch, he engages with the ball—or attempts to—using every part of his body. A player like that is more likely to become the top scorer.
Vlahović scored three goals in the last match, but I don't think he will be as consistent as Osimhen.
It would be enough for Vedat to score over 20 goals, but he isn't of the caliber to compete with Osimhen for the top scorer title.
Barring injuries or other issues, Osimhen will win the top scorer title.
It would be enough for Osimhen to win the top scorer title and for Fenerbahçe to become league champions.

I'm not even seeing Vlahović as a strong contender. The person I'm really looking at is Mo Salah. He's a prolific goal scorer. He scored many goals at Liverpool, and I think he's someone to watch out for. But my money will always be on Osimehn. He's not new to the league. He has already started off the campaign very well with 5 goals to his name, and I think he can win the Gol Krali award for the third time in a row if he does not pick up a serious injury.

I think Nigerian striker Osimhen is once again the top candidate for the top scorer title. He can perform as well this year with Galatasaray as he did in previous years because Rafael Leao will also be involved in Galatasaray's attacking organization. Along with many other star players, Osimhen can finish this season as the top scorer. He has been Galatasaray's biggest goal threat in the matches they have played so far.

[Tonimez]

If Osimhen stays in Türkiye and doesn't transfer to another team, he will win the top scorer title by a wide margin.
When he is on the pitch, he engages with the ball—or attempts to—using every part of his body. A player like that is more likely to become the top scorer.
Vlahović scored three goals in the last match, but I don't think he will be as consistent as Osimhen.
It would be enough for Vedat to score over 20 goals, but he isn't of the caliber to compete with Osimhen for the top scorer title.
Barring injuries or other issues, Osimhen will win the top scorer title.
It would be enough for Osimhen to win the top scorer title and for Fenerbahçe to become league champions.

I'm not even seeing Vlahović as a strong contender. The person I'm really looking at is Mo Salah. He's a prolific goal scorer. He scored many goals at Liverpool, and I think he's someone to watch out for. But my money will always be on Osimehn. He's not new to the league. He has already started off the campaign very well with 5 goals to his name, and I think he can win the Gol Krali award for the third time in a row if he does not pick up a serious injury.

I have same view that Mohammed Salah could be the closest contender for this top scorer award this season. He is a great player and coming from the premier League could be an added advantage for the Egyptian. However, Victor Osimhen is an all rounder, he understands the act of scoring Goals and when he is in the 18 yard box, he is as dangerous as the prime Lewandowski. Victor Osimhen has scored in each of their 3 games played for the season and has scored brace in two of the games. If he continues this way, he may finish the top scorer award in style.

Vlahovic has to prove himself beyond scoring a Hatrick against a team that is joining the first division for the first time in their history Corum. Winning the top scorer involves playing through the thick and thin. Vlahovic is not a consistent player and may end up scoring fewer goals this season long. Putting your money on Osimhen is more thoughtful than anyone else in the league.

[Joca97]

If Osimhen stays in Türkiye and doesn't transfer to another team, he will win the top scorer title by a wide margin.
When he is on the pitch, he engages with the ball—or attempts to—using every part of his body. A player like that is more likely to become the top scorer.
Vlahović scored three goals in the last match, but I don't think he will be as consistent as Osimhen.
It would be enough for Vedat to score over 20 goals, but he isn't of the caliber to compete with Osimhen for the top scorer title.
Barring injuries or other issues, Osimhen will win the top scorer title.
It would be enough for Osimhen to win the top scorer title and for Fenerbahçe to become league champions.

I'm not even seeing Vlahović as a strong contender. The person I'm really looking at is Mo Salah. He's a prolific goal scorer. He scored many goals at Liverpool, and I think he's someone to watch out for. But my money will always be on Osimehn. He's not new to the league. He has already started off the campaign very well with 5 goals to his name, and I think he can win the Gol Krali award for the third time in a row if he does not pick up a serious injury.

Osimhen for me is the main goalscorer of the league for sure. Galatasaray plays too much offense and Osmihen knows how to take advantage of that so not even Salah or Vlahovic can come close to it. Salah cannot carry Trabzonspor alone,he is trying to but just not much support. Vlahovic on the other hand played really well in the last game but lets see if he can continue to play like that.

[Lukakur]

The reason is clear: ticket prices are quite high. Türkiye is currently facing an economic crisis, and people do not want to pay such large sums for a 90-minute match.
Furthermore, Samsunspor's stadium is located quite far outside the city. Since matches end around 11:20 PM (Turkish time), leaving the stadium and getting home is a difficult and arduous process.
For the time being, no one wants to go through that hassle.

I have always remained of the opinion that football is the people's sport and stadiums and clubs should not raise prices too much, because they should still give their fans the opportunity to watch the matches and not just think about the economic side and the profits of the club itself. Because football without the people is nothing.

[Wake Up]

If Osimhen stays in Türkiye and doesn't transfer to another team, he will win the top scorer title by a wide margin.
When he is on the pitch, he engages with the ball—or attempts to—using every part of his body. A player like that is more likely to become the top scorer.
Vlahović scored three goals in the last match, but I don't think he will be as consistent as Osimhen.
It would be enough for Vedat to score over 20 goals, but he isn't of the caliber to compete with Osimhen for the top scorer title.
Barring injuries or other issues, Osimhen will win the top scorer title.
It would be enough for Osimhen to win the top scorer title and for Fenerbahçe to become league champions.

I'm not even seeing Vlahović as a strong contender. The person I'm really looking at is Mo Salah. He's a prolific goal scorer. He scored many goals at Liverpool, and I think he's someone to watch out for. But my money will always be on Osimehn. He's not new to the league. He has already started off the campaign very well with 5 goals to his name, and I think he can win the Gol Krali award for the third time in a row if he does not pick up a serious injury.

Osimhen for me is the main goalscorer of the league for sure. Galatasaray plays too much offense and Osmihen knows how to take advantage of that so not even Salah or Vlahovic can come close to it. Salah cannot carry Trabzonspor alone,he is trying to but just not much support. Vlahovic on the other hand played really well in the last game but lets see if he can continue to play like that.

We know Vlahovic has had a fantastic start with Beşiktaş. Now, the question is how he will play in the upcoming matches. Time will tell if this performance continues, as he also had a very good period in Italy, but then his form slowed down. Of course, Turkey has an easier league than Italy, and we can expect the Serbian striker to score even more goals here. Vlahovic's performance has given hope to all Beşiktaş fans because he has shown everyone how ambitious he is for the team and how well he fights from the very first match. He has also immediately connected with the fans, and they are already ready to compose songs for him.

[kizilhare]

The reason is clear: ticket prices are quite high. Türkiye is currently facing an economic crisis, and people do not want to pay such large sums for a 90-minute match.
Furthermore, Samsunspor's stadium is located quite far outside the city. Since matches end around 11:20 PM (Turkish time), leaving the stadium and getting home is a difficult and arduous process.
For the time being, no one wants to go through that hassle.

I have always remained of the opinion that football is the people's sport and stadiums and clubs should not raise prices too much, because they should still give their fans the opportunity to watch the matches and not just think about the economic side and the profits of the club itself. Because football without the people is nothing.

Many clubs understandably want to recoup the costs of their player transfers from the fans. While major clubs cover these expenses through jersey sales, sponsorships, and broadcasting revenue, smaller teams lack such opportunities. Broadcasting revenue distribution is also inequitable.
Consequently, while a handful of clubs grow, Anatolian clubs consistently lag behind in these areas.
When a big team visits as an opponent, ticket prices are set high. In the past, people would have bought tickets despite the high cost—thanks to their purchasing power—but the situation is vastly different now; purchasing power has plummeted.

[Black Mbaye]

The reason is clear: ticket prices are quite high. Türkiye is currently facing an economic crisis, and people do not want to pay such large sums for a 90-minute match.
Furthermore, Samsunspor's stadium is located quite far outside the city. Since matches end around 11:20 PM (Turkish time), leaving the stadium and getting home is a difficult and arduous process.
For the time being, no one wants to go through that hassle.

I have always remained of the opinion that football is the people's sport and stadiums and clubs should not raise prices too much, because they should still give their fans the opportunity to watch the matches and not just think about the economic side and the profits of the club itself. Because football without the people is nothing.

Many clubs understandably want to recoup the costs of their player transfers from the fans. While major clubs cover these expenses through jersey sales, sponsorships, and broadcasting revenue, smaller teams lack such opportunities. Broadcasting revenue distribution is also inequitable.
Consequently, while a handful of clubs grow, Anatolian clubs consistently lag behind in these areas.
When a big team visits as an opponent, ticket prices are set high. In the past, people would have bought tickets despite the high cost—thanks to their purchasing power—but the situation is vastly different now; purchasing power has plummeted.

People are now trying to make a living instead of spending money on football. This is reducing interest in the sport. In Turkey, making tickets affordable is crucial, so I think teams should attract spectators to the stadiums with affordable tickets instead of empty stadiums. Because watching football is a pleasure, and selling that pleasure at high prices is, in my opinion, opportunism. Making ticket prices affordable would also be a move that could increase club revenues throughout the year. The Bundesliga is very good in this regard. Almost every match has a full stadium. Teams in Turkey need to take this as an example.

[satscraper]

The reason is clear: ticket prices are quite high. Türkiye is currently facing an economic crisis, and people do not want to pay such large sums for a 90-minute match.
Furthermore, Samsunspor's stadium is located quite far outside the city. Since matches end around 11:20 PM (Turkish time), leaving the stadium and getting home is a difficult and arduous process.
For the time being, no one wants to go through that hassle.

I have always remained of the opinion that football is the people's sport and stadiums and clubs should not raise prices too much, because they should still give their fans the opportunity to watch the matches and not just think about the economic side and the profits of the club itself. Because football without the people is nothing.

Many clubs understandably want to recoup the costs of their player transfers from the fans. While major clubs cover these expenses through jersey sales, sponsorships, and broadcasting revenue, smaller teams lack such opportunities. Broadcasting revenue distribution is also inequitable.
Consequently, while a handful of clubs grow, Anatolian clubs consistently lag behind in these areas.
When a big team visits as an opponent, ticket prices are set high. In the past, people would have bought tickets despite the high cost—thanks to their purchasing power—but the situation is vastly different now; purchasing power has plummeted.

People are now trying to make a living instead of spending money on football. This is reducing interest in the sport. In Turkey, making tickets affordable is crucial, so I think teams should attract spectators to the stadiums with affordable tickets instead of empty stadiums. Because watching football is a pleasure, and selling that pleasure at high prices is, in my opinion, opportunism. Making ticket prices affordable would also be a move that could increase club revenues throughout the year. The Bundesliga is very good in this regard. Almost every match has a full stadium. Teams in Turkey need to take this as an example.

You're right regarding tickets, but many fans ^{myself included} prefer to watch matches sitting in local pub with  close circle of friends rather than being at the stadium. This tendency ^{in the country I'm living in} is increasing year by year, probably because it's cheaper, more relaxed, and  not weather dependent place. The emotions are almost the same as on stadium.

[W Jr.]

The reason is clear: ticket prices are quite high. Türkiye is currently facing an economic crisis, and people do not want to pay such large sums for a 90-minute match.
Furthermore, Samsunspor's stadium is located quite far outside the city. Since matches end around 11:20 PM (Turkish time), leaving the stadium and getting home is a difficult and arduous process.
For the time being, no one wants to go through that hassle.

I have always remained of the opinion that football is the people's sport and stadiums and clubs should not raise prices too much, because they should still give their fans the opportunity to watch the matches and not just think about the economic side and the profits of the club itself. Because football without the people is nothing.

Many clubs understandably want to recoup the costs of their player transfers from the fans. While major clubs cover these expenses through jersey sales, sponsorships, and broadcasting revenue, smaller teams lack such opportunities. Broadcasting revenue distribution is also inequitable.
Consequently, while a handful of clubs grow, Anatolian clubs consistently lag behind in these areas.
When a big team visits as an opponent, ticket prices are set high. In the past, people would have bought tickets despite the high cost—thanks to their purchasing power—but the situation is vastly different now; purchasing power has plummeted.

People are now trying to make a living instead of spending money on football. This is reducing interest in the sport. In Turkey, making tickets affordable is crucial, so I think teams should attract spectators to the stadiums with affordable tickets instead of empty stadiums. Because watching football is a pleasure, and selling that pleasure at high prices is, in my opinion, opportunism. Making ticket prices affordable would also be a move that could increase club revenues throughout the year. The Bundesliga is very good in this regard. Almost every match has a full stadium. Teams in Turkey need to take this as an example.

You're right regarding tickets, but many fans ^{myself included} prefer to watch matches sitting in local pub with  close circle of friends rather than being at the stadium. This tendency ^{in the country I'm living in} is increasing year by year, probably because it's cheaper, more relaxed, and  not weather dependent place. The emotions are almost the same as on stadium.

Speaking specifically about Turkey, bar culture, especially the culture of watching football in bars, is almost non-existent. People watch football in cafes, but the matches watched there aren't as exciting as those in stadiums. The truth is, considering Turkey's geographical location and the ownership of its teams, with the exception of a few cities, almost all other cities support one of Istanbul's three major teams instead of their own city team, Galatasaray, Fenerbahçe, or Beşiktaş. The most passionate group of city team supporters is Trabzonspor, followed by teams like Eskişehirspor and Bursaspor. However, despite their strong fan support, these teams, except for Trabzonspor, can't escape the lower leagues. This is, I would say, proof that the teams are being mismanaged.

[martinom]

This will be the first tough match of the season because both Fenerbahçe and Besiktas are two giant teams in the Turkish league. I like how Besiktas played yesterday against Çorum FK where they won by a high score margin. Both Besiktas and Fenerbahçe has 6 points but Fenerbahçe concede more goals. However, from your explanation about both teams, I think they will likely end in a draw match since they will need to prepare themselves ahead of their European games. Though Fenerbahçe versus Roma will be played after the match against Besiktas which means that they will most likely give more priority to the match against Roma since it is an European match. The only thing that could make Fenerbahçe take the match seriously is because it will be played at their home ground.

We need to talk about Vlahovic even in matches like these, which make the difference, because Fenerbahce is already a more complete team and it will be much more complicated for Besiktas to bring home the result. So it will certainly be a played match and we will see how effectively the former Juventus first striker will be able to make the difference in such important matches.

[Mustang Shelby]

This will be the first tough match of the season because both Fenerbahçe and Besiktas are two giant teams in the Turkish league. I like how Besiktas played yesterday against Çorum FK where they won by a high score margin. Both Besiktas and Fenerbahçe has 6 points but Fenerbahçe concede more goals. However, from your explanation about both teams, I think they will likely end in a draw match since they will need to prepare themselves ahead of their European games. Though Fenerbahçe versus Roma will be played after the match against Besiktas which means that they will most likely give more priority to the match against Roma since it is an European match. The only thing that could make Fenerbahçe take the match seriously is because it will be played at their home ground.

We need to talk about Vlahovic even in matches like these, which make the difference, because Fenerbahce is already a more complete team and it will be much more complicated for Besiktas to bring home the result. So it will certainly be a played match and we will see how effectively the former Juventus first striker will be able to make the difference in such important matches.

Actually, we have to say that Beşiktaş is also a very dangerous team. I think Fenerbahçe has a better squad, but Beşiktaş has shown a very good team performance in the matches they've played. They are very solid in defense and don't concede many goals. We know it will be a difficult match for Fenerbahçe. However, it will be a similarly difficult match for Beşiktaş. The match was moved forward because of Fenerbahçe's Champions League match and will be played on September 5th. It was originally scheduled for September 9th. Fenerbahçe needs to win this match to go into their Champions League match against Roma with great morale. However, Beşiktaş is a really tough opponent, and we can expect an enjoyable match. Normally, I see or think that Beşiktaş usually has the upper hand against Fenerbahçe. Maybe we'll see the same again.

[emrecemsan]

We've a big derby upon us! There are only 2 days left for it. Fenerbahçe or Beşiktaş? It gives Fenerbahçe an advantage to play at home firstly.

However when we check out their H2H history there, one can't be too confident of them. It goes like they win and lose consecutively over the recent years...

Beşiktaş has also built a really strong squad. Vlahovic has already found his rhythm too. I wouldn't bet on any side here but BTTS shouldn't be too difficult to be seen I think. 

[Xyloo]

The match between Beşiktaş and Fenerbahçe will be a highlight. Galatasaray and Trabzonspor will also be watching this game, as any points dropped by these two teams will benefit them. Currently, four teams are vying for the championship, although Trabzonspor has dropped more points. However, if Beşiktaş or Fenerbahçe lose points in this match, one of these teams will fall behind in the championship race. These matches are usually the ones that determine the champion. Vlahovic's impressive performance must have already unnerved the Fenerbahçe defense, but Fenerbahçe will find a solution. Skriniar must have played against him before, as he played many times in Italy. Nathan Ake is also a quality defender, Fenerbahçe will try to stop the Serbian striker with these two players.