Turkish Super League 2026/27 Season

[Italian Panic]

Fenerbahçe have got off to a very poor start; to be honest, I thought they’d have made a different, better start. Of course, the season is long, but the gap between them and Beşiktas was clear to see. Galatasaray are always a formidable side, and Osimhen is an exceptional player who could do well wherever he goes in fact, I thought he’d end up in England because both Arsenal and Manchester United wanted him in the Premier League.

[lodocus]

The league games have only just started, it's only round 4 and he's already injured, even if they say the injury isn't serious, it's still an injury.

Osimhen has been a player who’s suffered frequent injuries throughout his career. Everyone knows this, and I think it’s normal. I don’t think there’s another attacking player in the Super League who plays such a physically demanding style of soccer as he does. It’s also normal for a player who uses his body in such an explosive and powerful way to get injured more often than an average player, because he’s always pushing himself to the limit. Even if he misses a few weeks here and there, we can say it’s worth it.

It’s being reported that he won’t be able to play in Galatasaray’s first Champions League match. That’s pretty bad news, but I’m confident he’ll make a huge contribution to the team again once he recovers and returns.

[Valcendier]

The league games have only just started, it's only round 4 and he's already injured, even if they say the injury isn't serious, it's still an injury.

Osimhen has been a player who’s suffered frequent injuries throughout his career. Everyone knows this, and I think it’s normal. I don’t think there’s another attacking player in the Super League who plays such a physically demanding style of soccer as he does. It’s also normal for a player who uses his body in such an explosive and powerful way to get injured more often than an average player, because he’s always pushing himself to the limit. Even if he misses a few weeks here and there, we can say it’s worth it.

It’s being reported that he won’t be able to play in Galatasaray’s first Champions League match. That’s pretty bad news, but I’m confident he’ll make a huge contribution to the team again once he recovers and returns.

In my opinion, the real issue here isn’t Osimhen’s injury, but the impact he makes when he takes the field despite it. His playing style is already built on high tempo, explosiveness, and constant physical battles. It’s not surprising that a player like this would suffer injuries from time to time.

His absence from the first Champions League match is a serious loss for Galatasaray—that much is certain. But Osimhen’s return to full health is far more valuable than him playing a few extra matches. Because when he’s on the field, we’re talking about a player who completely disrupts the opponent’s entire defensive strategy.

[Big Dirams]

In my opinion, the real issue here isn’t Osimhen’s injury, but the impact he makes when he takes the field despite it. His playing style is already built on high tempo, explosiveness, and constant physical battles. It’s not surprising that a player like this would suffer injuries from time to time.

His absence from the first Champions League match is a serious loss for Galatasaray—that much is certain. But Osimhen’s return to full health is far more valuable than him playing a few extra matches. Because when he’s on the field, we’re talking about a player who completely disrupts the opponent’s entire defensive strategy.

Osimhen's style of play is really draining but the impact is always there so he's a very useful for his team. Right from time he's a player known for having injuries regularly but his injuries are usually knocks and doesn't takes time for him to recover and the good part is that these injuries doesn't affect his performance whenever he returns back to play. His style demands a lot so it's normal to pick all these injuries.

His absence will surely affect them in not just the champions league but also in the league games. Their next games will definitely be a good test and they will surely miss Osimhen against Sporting, his presence would give them more confidence. Their next upcoming fixtures is not so easy, I just hope he's back before the Trabzonspor game, it will be an interesting game.

[MK-74]

Trabzonspor's first match after parting ways with Fatih Tekke, they beat Gençlerbirliği 5-0, who had made a good start to the league.
It was a very necessary win for Trabzonspor because there had started to be a sense of hopelessness among the team and the fans due to the consecutive defeats they had suffered, but this victory ended the hopelessness within the team and among the fans.

[Stavri]

Trabzonspor's first match after parting ways with Fatih Tekke, they beat Gençlerbirliği 5-0, who had made a good start to the league.
It was a very necessary win for Trabzonspor because there had started to be a sense of hopelessness among the team and the fans due to the consecutive defeats they had suffered, but this victory ended the hopelessness within the team and among the fans.

Trabzonspor played the attacking side of the game exceptionally well. they scored 5 goals but if they’d been a bit more clinical, it easily could have been 7 or 8. Gençlerbirliği’s man of the match was their goalkeeper with a 7.2 rating. that tells us everything about the match...

[Balmain]

Trabzonspor finally made a strong comeback. Their 5-0 victory today has given them some breathing room. They raised expectations with their transfers and spending at the start of the season, then had a poor start; today was a turning point and they secured a good win. Onuachu scoring two goals was also significant. It was important that the player who carried the team's goalscoring burden last season scored his first goals of the season today. Salahta reaching four goals in four league matches shows just how much potential their attacking line actually has.

[yenerbatmaz]

I watched the highlights of the Trabzonspor match yesterday. Trabzonspor played excellent football and won 5-0.
Teams always react when there is a change in head coach, and I view this performance as one such instance.
Onuachu scored two goals. Salah was impressive again; it is clear he didn't come to Türkiye just to collect a paycheck and coast without putting in any effort.
Aral Şimşir played very well yesterday. In my opinion, he was the man of the match.
If he keeps this up, he will definitely be selected for the national team and become the go-to player for that wing.
I hope Montella is keeping a close eye on him and doesn't just field the likes of Kerem and İrfan Can out of habit for the matches against France and Italy.

[meser#]

Trabzonspor played good football. They scored five goals against Gençlerbirliği—and could have scored even more—but goalkeeper İrfancan Eğribayat made some excellent saves. Onuachu scored his first goals of the season. Salah scored Trabzonspor's second goal from a penalty, though Onuachu had stepped aside to let him take it.
Salah has now reached a tally of four league goals so far.
Trabzonspor has a very strong attack: Aral on the left, Salah on the right, Onuachu up front, and a midfield featuring Fabinho and Muçi. With this squad, Trabzonspor promises to deliver high-scoring matches.

I caught Metin Diyadin's post-match comments. He criticized the referee, claiming he effectively ended the match in the 14th minute; however, regarding that specific incident, the referee didn't initially call a penalty—he only awarded it after a VAR intervention.
Gençlerbirliği played poorly, but securing seven points from this run of fixtures is still a major achievement.

[Valcendier]

In my opinion, the real issue here isn’t Osimhen’s injury, but the impact he makes when he takes the field despite it. His playing style is already built on high tempo, explosiveness, and constant physical battles. It’s not surprising that a player like this would suffer injuries from time to time.

His absence from the first Champions League match is a serious loss for Galatasaray—that much is certain. But Osimhen’s return to full health is far more valuable than him playing a few extra matches. Because when he’s on the field, we’re talking about a player who completely disrupts the opponent’s entire defensive strategy.

Osimhen's style of play is really draining but the impact is always there so he's a very useful for his team. Right from time he's a player known for having injuries regularly but his injuries are usually knocks and doesn't takes time for him to recover and the good part is that these injuries doesn't affect his performance whenever he returns back to play. His style demands a lot so it's normal to pick all these injuries.

His absence will surely affect them in not just the champions league but also in the league games. Their next games will definitely be a good test and they will surely miss Osimhen against Sporting, his presence would give them more confidence. Their next upcoming fixtures is not so easy, I just hope he's back before the Trabzonspor game, it will be an interesting game.

Osimhen’s absence is truly a serious problem for Galatasaray. Because it’s not just about the goals he scores, the way he pushes the defense back, constantly poses a threat, and creates space for his teammates is a major advantage in and of itself.

With such a high-tempo, physical style of play, the risk of injury naturally increases. But what really matters is whether he can maintain the same level of performance when he returns to the field. His absence will be felt even more acutely in a tough match like the one against Sporting.

I hope he’ll be fully ready by the Trabzonspor game. Because Galatasaray with Osimhen is one thing, Galatasaray without him is quite another.

[Silence Scream]

Trabzonspor finally made a strong comeback. Their 5-0 victory today has given them some breathing room. They raised expectations with their transfers and spending at the start of the season, then had a poor start; today was a turning point and they secured a good win. Onuachu scoring two goals was also significant. It was important that the player who carried the team's goalscoring burden last season scored his first goals of the season today. Salahta reaching four goals in four league matches shows just how much potential their attacking line actually has.

Paul Onuachu, also the team's designated penalty taker, gave the penalty to Mohamed Salah. Perhaps if he hadn't, Salah would have scored a hat-trick. However, it seems that some balance is slowly forming within the team, as player communication has improved. Mohamed Salah also provided an assist and is trying to give his best performance for the team. Trabzonspor should play like this, and that's exactly what's expected of them. Gençlerbirliği, who beat Fenerbahçe, couldn't do anything against them and lost by 5 goals.

[Wake Up]

I saw a very interesting statistic. Last year, Fenerbahçe only lost two out of 34 matches, but this year they've lost two out of four. Fenerbahçe isn't playing like a champion right now, and everyone thought this year's squad was better than last year's. But it's clear something is wrong. I can understand the Beşiktaş loss because Beşiktaş is a strong team, but I still can't figure out how they lost to Gençlerbirliği. Now they've fallen into the worst position for a team in the championship race. At the top are Galatasaray and Beşiktaş. Galatasaray has 10 points, Beşiktaş 9, and Fenerbahçe is only on 6. Furthermore, Fenerbahçe has conceded a lot of goals. We can say Beşiktaş is doing very well. Galatasaray, on the other hand, continues with the image of a champion.

[Jostern]

Fenerbahçe have got off to a very poor start; to be honest, I thought they’d have made a different, better start. Of course, the season is long, but the gap between them and Beşiktas was clear to see. Galatasaray are always a formidable side, and Osimhen is an exceptional player who could do well wherever he goes in fact, I thought he’d end up in England because both Arsenal and Manchester United wanted him in the Premier League.

I heard people was saying that Fenerbahce is doing poorly because of their road to qualifying for the Champions League group phase, but now the qualification process is over and they’re still playing very poorly I’m just wondering why they are still playing poorly, I would ask people if it’s still possible that the Champions League was the cause of the setback and caused bad performances for them, then starting the Champions League group phase could have mean a different thing to them entirely, they would end up getting relegated for competing in the Champions League, but they bought some new players, just like other teams in the Turkish League bought new players as well, the season is actually long for everyone, not only Galatasaray so we are going to be watching what other teams would be playing, both in Europe and Domestic League.

[Majestic-milf]

Trabzonspor's first match after parting ways with Fatih Tekke, they beat Gençlerbirliği 5-0, who had made a good start to the league.
It was a very necessary win for Trabzonspor because there had started to be a sense of hopelessness among the team and the fans due to the consecutive defeats they had suffered, but this victory ended the hopelessness within the team and among the fans.

Uh, I feel they deserved to win after so much shaky performance from them. Although they've not been bad, that 5-0 thrashing helped rekindle the hopes of fans and I believe Trabzonspor will win their next game because they'd still be riding on this confidence.

[Sally9256]

Trabzonspor finally made a strong comeback. Their 5-0 victory today has given them some breathing room. They raised expectations with their transfers and spending at the start of the season, then had a poor start; today was a turning point and they secured a good win. Onuachu scoring two goals was also significant. It was important that the player who carried the team's goalscoring burden last season scored his first goals of the season today. Salahta reaching four goals in four league matches shows just how much potential their attacking line actually has.

Paul Onuachu, also the team's designated penalty taker, gave the penalty to Mohamed Salah. Perhaps if he hadn't, Salah would have scored a hat-trick. However, it seems that some balance is slowly forming within the team, as player communication has improved. Mohamed Salah also provided an assist and is trying to give his best performance for the team. Trabzonspor should play like this, and that's exactly what's expected of them. Gençlerbirliği, who beat Fenerbahçe, couldn't do anything against them and lost by 5 goals.

I sense some understanding between the players now and it's the more reason we are seeing some improvement and lots of goals now. This is how they should be playing weeks in weeks out if they really want to challenge properly for the league title. Last season they didn't perform badly but they were just lacking some few things that made them settle for third place but with the signing of Salah they have a very strong attack and a reliable team now so I believe if they can maintain this performance they can challenge for the league title this time. It's all about understanding each other and having good team work

[Somto9Light]

Trabzonspor's first match after parting ways with Fatih Tekke, they beat Gençlerbirliği 5-0, who had made a good start to the league.
It was a very necessary win for Trabzonspor because there had started to be a sense of hopelessness among the team and the fans due to the consecutive defeats they had suffered, but this victory ended the hopelessness within the team and among the fans.

Uh, I feel they deserved to win after so much shaky performance from them. Although they've not been bad, that 5-0 thrashing helped rekindle the hopes of fans and I believe Trabzonspor will win their next game because they'd still be riding on this confidence.

Maybe Fatih Tekke (Sultan) was the problem because how is it that he resigned as the club's head coach and they recorded this huge victory against a team that was literally ahead of them. Gençlerbirliği started the season very well, winning 2 games and playing a draw but I was actually surprised how they faced that humiliating defeat from Trabzonspor. How are you sure that Trabzonspor will win their next match, is it because they won with high score. Trabzonspor has not really had a stable form this season, so until they win more matches that is when we can say that they are capable of winning their next fixtures.

[MK-74]

Trabzonspor's first match after parting ways with Fatih Tekke, they beat Gençlerbirliği 5-0, who had made a good start to the league.
It was a very necessary win for Trabzonspor because there had started to be a sense of hopelessness among the team and the fans due to the consecutive defeats they had suffered, but this victory ended the hopelessness within the team and among the fans.

Uh, I feel they deserved to win after so much shaky performance from them. Although they've not been bad, that 5-0 thrashing helped rekindle the hopes of fans and I believe Trabzonspor will win their next game because they'd still be riding on this confidence.

I think Trabzonspor have a very comfortable match waiting for them next week. They will be away against Konyaspor, but Konyaspor have made a very bad start to the league and are currently the only team in the league without any points.
Konyaspor vs Trabzonspor match will be a high scoring game and Trabzonspor will be the winners.(My opinion)

Trabzonspor's first match after parting ways with Fatih Tekke, they beat Gençlerbirliği 5-0, who had made a good start to the league.
It was a very necessary win for Trabzonspor because there had started to be a sense of hopelessness among the team and the fans due to the consecutive defeats they had suffered, but this victory ended the hopelessness within the team and among the fans.

Trabzonspor played the attacking side of the game exceptionally well. they scored 5 goals but if they’d been a bit more clinical, it easily could have been 7 or 8. Gençlerbirliği’s man of the match was their goalkeeper with a 7.2 rating. that tells us everything about the match...

As you said if Gençlerbirliği goalkeeper hadn't performed well the match could have gone to 7-0 or even 8-0, but he prevented that from happening

[emrecemsan]

I don't think Fatih Tekke was ever the problem behind the results before he left. He must be feeling betrayed with the board for some reason that he wanted to resign immediately after the loss in the EL.

Otherwise he was the one bringing Trabzonspor to this point last season. He had a successful year and now why would he be the problem all of a sudden? Probably the board made some moves that he didn't appreciate.

That could be the point where the disagreements between started...