Turkish Super League 2026/27 Season

[verdinio]

You have this problem in any case in any league, at the moment the only consistent team among all the Championships seems to me to be Barcelona.
I've been betting on Turkish teams since Ronaldo came on, I'm getting to know the teams, the players and their style of play, I usually only place my bets on the teams I know (even if it's of little use).
I neglect the minor teams in the league, although it rarely happens that I place a random bet, based only on luck.
It didn't give me much satisfaction though, I like it for the surprise effect. 

In fact, Barcelona are very consistent in their footballing results in this last period, but i want to say that it's not luck but hard work. It wasn't like this three years ago, three years ago it was a team in total disarray and was unable to be consistent at all.
This proves that hard work always pays off.

[Yabani]

Yesterday was a bad day for us. After the victory over Marseille, we needed to beat Amedspor as well, but it didn't happen.
If this match had been played in Istanbul, we would have won.
Amedspor is a team that plays very well on its home turf; so far, they have defeated both Trabzonspor and Beşiktaş.
Orhan and Diasaba are two very influential players for the team.
Our president made statements after the match, but the fact is, we played poorly. It would be one thing if we had played well and scored, only to have the goals disallowed, but the reality is that we simply played badly.
The international break is here; I hope we can regroup during this time and come back stronger.
Many people—myself included—thought we would take the top spot after this match, but instead, it is Amedspor that now sits at the top of the league.

No one expected Amed to defeat Beşiktaş, but there is another aspect that caught my attention. With the score at 2-0 in the first half, the referee called a foul against Beşiktaş during the play involving Vlahovic, even though it should have been a penalty. Had a penalty been awarded in that instance, Beşiktaş might have made it 2-1 before halftime and potentially leveled the match in the second half.
People might be overlooking this detail because Beşiktaş was playing poorly.

[l99l]

Eyüpspor wasn’t such a bad team when Arda Turan was on the roster. I remember them taking points from both Galatasaray and Fenerbahçe in the same season. What’s more, that was during the peak periods for both of those teams.

Today, however, Eyüpspor has become a very subpar team. They performed well the season they were promoted to the Super League, but that’s no longer the case. It’s highly likely they’ll be relegated this season. It looks like it will be a disappointing end for a team that finished its first season in 6th place.

Arda Turan demonstrated at this club that he had learned a great deal about the managerial profession from the high-level coaches he worked with abroad.
Eyüpspor was actually performing quite well under Arda Turan they fell apart after he left and are set to be relegated this season. When that was combined with Fenerbahçe's attacking power, the result was an eight goal match.

[Wake Up]

Eyüpspor wasn’t such a bad team when Arda Turan was on the roster. I remember them taking points from both Galatasaray and Fenerbahçe in the same season. What’s more, that was during the peak periods for both of those teams.

Today, however, Eyüpspor has become a very subpar team. They performed well the season they were promoted to the Super League, but that’s no longer the case. It’s highly likely they’ll be relegated this season. It looks like it will be a disappointing end for a team that finished its first season in 6th place.

Arda Turan demonstrated at this club that he had learned a great deal about the managerial profession from the high-level coaches he worked with abroad.
Eyüpspor was actually performing quite well under Arda Turan they fell apart after he left and are set to be relegated this season. When that was combined with Fenerbahçe's attacking power, the result was an eight goal match.

So far in the league, Eyüpspor has scored two goals and conceded 16. These statistics show that unless Eyüpspor stages a spectacular comeback, they will be among the bottom teams at the end of the season and will be relegated. Often, such teams can fall as low as the amateur leagues after relegation. Some of Eyüpspor's president and managers have been mentioned in the news due to investigations. Now, everyone is starting to get the impression that the team will generally be relegated.

[püsür]

The president Adalı spoke about the referees after the game, but we shouldn't blame this loss on them. If you concede 3 goals, all due to individual mistakes, it's very hard to come back from that score. The team was generally tired and unmotivated today. Salih probably played his worst game since he arrived. Rıdvan was terrible, I don't understand why he played the full 90 minutes. It would have been better if Ouattara had played. Poku wasted his chance terribly. I think Cerny proved he's still the better choice for right wing.

Italiano could have switched to 2 forward formation sooner. Amed kept getting pulled back into defense and it was very hard to break that lock. Just as the deficit had been cut to 1, Nübel's mistake was unacceptable. If they hadn't conceded that 3rd goal, Beşiktaş might have turned the match around.

In the end Beşiktaş came away without points, but this away game will be tough for other teams as well. Galatasaray and Fenerbahçe might not be able to get 3 points here either. Looking at the league as a whole, I don't see this loss as a huge deal. And lastly, most of Amed's fans are good, but I condemn those who caused disturbances all around the country.

I agree with you on everything.

Beşiktaş's disadvantage in this match was that they came into the game tired, it would be ridiculous to talk about refereeing mistakes in this match because just look at the goals you conceded, if you concede goals because of your own mistakes, you can't make excuses for it.

We have to congratulate Amed FK because they have faced two big teams at home and won both matches, let's see if Galatasaray and Fenerbahçe can pick up points here

Fatigue was certainly a factor. If this match had been played on a Monday, things might have turned out very differently. Following the match played on Thursday, the league fixture could have been on a Monday rather than a Sunday. There’s nothing significant coming up next week either. There’s an international fixture, but not many players from these two teams will be playing anyway. Furthermore, after playing Marseille, they embarked on a long journey within Turkey and travelled to one of the easternmost provinces, on the Syrian border. I think this must have had psychological effects. Most of the players have only just arrived and haven’t had time to settle into life in Turkey yet. It’s a whole different world for the Europeans. The atmosphere was also very strange. I don’t mean it was particularly influential, but the strangeness of it might have affected the Beşiktaş players.

We must also acknowledge that Amedspor are a good side. They’re a team that capitalises well on gaps in the opposition’s defence. Despite being a new side, they break forward very quickly. Their attacking players are incredibly well-coordinated and balanced. For example, alongside their athletic players, they also have players like Diasaba who are skilful on the ball.

[Rashlyowl]

There are high hopes for Amed, who continue to win and yesterday thrashed Besiktas.

Don't expect anything from Amed, they are a newly promoted team this season. Four wins, one draw & one loss is an outstanding achievement, they also have the same number of points as Galatasaray. However, before long (maybe within the next few matches), they will return to where they belong. I think it is still too early for them to be a team capable of maintaining their current position.

[trendcoin]

I'm really curious to see what Italliano will do...

these teams buy players who are very strong but then never achieve much, they are always there for goodness sake but they are not able to compete with the big European teams, they also do well to field young people because if they always and only play senators or older people the world of football never improves

It’s nearly impossible to become a great team just by making good signings. There are many examples of this around the world. The best known are Manchester City and PSG. For example, when PSG had Neymar, Messi, and Mbappé, they were a team that had only won the French league. Today, they’re the top favorite to win the Champions League. In its early years after being acquired by Arab investors, Manchester City achieved similar results to PSG. Despite making many good signings, they were unable to win the Premier League during that time. Making good signings is important, but football is a team sport. You have to turn those good signings into a good team. And for that, you need stability. Unfortunately, the biggest problem in Turkish football is instability. We have world-class stadiums and youth development facilities, but we lack stability...

[W Jr.]

There are high hopes for Amed, who continue to win and yesterday thrashed Besiktas.

Don't expect anything from Amed, they are a newly promoted team this season. Four wins, one draw & one loss is an outstanding achievement, they also have the same number of points as Galatasaray. However, before long (maybe within the next few matches), they will return to where they belong. I think it is still too early for them to be a team capable of maintaining their current position.

Amedspor, as a newly promoted team to the Super Lig, has had a very good start. Currently, as they head into the international break, they are at the top of the table. Galatasaray is in second place. I think they will experience their longest period at the top of the Super Lig table until the international break ends. Their victory against Beşiktaş was no coincidence, and we can say they have assembled a good squad despite being a newly promoted team. We should also mention that Beşiktaş missed many opportunities in that match. Beşiktaş will likely return to their form and challenge for the top spot again in the remainder of the season. Such surprising results can happen to any team.

[lodocus]

If Beşiktaş had won the match, they would have taken the lead, and the opposing team knew this. Week 6 has now ended, and there is no clear leader. I think the teams that will continue to compete for the rest of the season will become clear in the weeks following the international break. Right now, Fenerbahçe could pick up where they left off, as could Galatasaray and Beşiktaş. I hope the players on these teams don’t get injured during the international break.

[Silence Scream]

If Beşiktaş had won the match, they would have taken the lead, and the opposing team knew this. Week 6 has now ended, and there is no clear leader. I think the teams that will continue to compete for the rest of the season will become clear in the weeks following the international break. Right now, Fenerbahçe could pick up where they left off, as could Galatasaray and Beşiktaş. I hope the players on these teams don’t get injured during the international break.

If players get injured while on national team duty, it means their clubs will face significant difficulties. Fenerbahçe and Galatasaray will have a busy schedule in the Champions League, and Beşiktaş in the Europa League, and every player is very valuable to these teams. It will be especially difficult to replace players who are key players if they get injured. Watching the three big teams compete in Türkiye is always enjoyable. If this competition continues until the end of the season, it will be a very enjoyable year.

[MK-74]

If Beşiktaş had won the match, they would have taken the lead, and the opposing team knew this. Week 6 has now ended, and there is no clear leader. I think the teams that will continue to compete for the rest of the season will become clear in the weeks following the international break. Right now, Fenerbahçe could pick up where they left off, as could Galatasaray and Beşiktaş. I hope the players on these teams don’t get injured during the international break.

As long as Osimhen doesn't get injured, I don't think there’s a problem for Galatasaray, other player's injury is insignificant because Galatasaray can't be productive without Osimhen. That's a fact.
We saw how the team played without Osimhen against Trabzonspor and in the previous matches, Hopefully nothing happens to Osimhen during the international break.

[Black Mbaye]

If Beşiktaş had won the match, they would have taken the lead, and the opposing team knew this. Week 6 has now ended, and there is no clear leader. I think the teams that will continue to compete for the rest of the season will become clear in the weeks following the international break. Right now, Fenerbahçe could pick up where they left off, as could Galatasaray and Beşiktaş. I hope the players on these teams don’t get injured during the international break.

As long as Osimhen doesn't get injured, I don't think there’s a problem for Galatasaray, other player's injury is insignificant because Galatasaray can't be productive without Osimhen. That's a fact.
We saw how the team played without Osimhen against Trabzonspor and in the previous matches, Hopefully nothing happens to Osimhen during the international break.

Osimhen is probably already injured and hasn't fully recovered. Therefore, it's safe to say he won't be in the starting eleven for the Nigerian national team. He's been called up to the squad and might push himself in some important matches with Nigeria, but this won't yield positive results for Galatasaray. So, I think Osimhen will only come on as a last resort. For now, he's in a risky situation because his injury hasn't fully healed. We all see how helpless Galatasaray is when he's injured.

[LGD2Business]

Week 6 has now ended, and there is no clear leader. I think the teams that will continue to compete for the rest of the season will become clear in the weeks following the international break. Right now, Fenerbahçe could pick up where they left off, as could Galatasaray and Beşiktaş. I hope the players on these teams don’t get injured during the international break.

4 matches will be played in less than 2 weeks. This is the first time as we've seen the new format. Germany picked 2 different teams for these matches, but Türkiye didn't pick that many players. So injury is a possibility for players. I hope Montella won't use Emirhan and Salih much. I don't think Orkun will play, because he's already injured. He should rest. İlhan is a young player so he can handle all these games.
Montella didn't use our players in World Cup, he should stick with his old guys. Let's see how they can play against big teams.

[Richbased]

If Beşiktaş had won the match, they would have taken the lead, and the opposing team knew this. Week 6 has now ended, and there is no clear leader. I think the teams that will continue to compete for the rest of the season will become clear in the weeks following the international break. Right now, Fenerbahçe could pick up where they left off, as could Galatasaray and Beşiktaş. I hope the players on these teams don’t get injured during the international break.

As long as Osimhen doesn't get injured, I don't think there’s a problem for Galatasaray, other player's injury is insignificant because Galatasaray can't be productive without Osimhen. That's a fact.
We saw how the team played without Osimhen against Trabzonspor and in the previous matches, Hopefully nothing happens to Osimhen during the international break.

I read a post that Galatasaray requested for Victor Osimhen to be excluded in the international matches for his country Nigeria but the request was not granted as his national team also wants him to play but Galatasaray is concerned about his safety since they have already suffered some challenges while he was absent due to an injury.

Osimhen is important to Nigeria as much as he is important to Galatasaray, we should just hope he doesn't get injured after the international breaks so that he can return back to Turkey.

[Joca97]

If Beşiktaş had won the match, they would have taken the lead, and the opposing team knew this. Week 6 has now ended, and there is no clear leader. I think the teams that will continue to compete for the rest of the season will become clear in the weeks following the international break. Right now, Fenerbahçe could pick up where they left off, as could Galatasaray and Beşiktaş. I hope the players on these teams don’t get injured during the international break.

As long as Osimhen doesn't get injured, I don't think there’s a problem for Galatasaray, other player's injury is insignificant because Galatasaray can't be productive without Osimhen. That's a fact.
We saw how the team played without Osimhen against Trabzonspor and in the previous matches, Hopefully nothing happens to Osimhen during the international break.

I read a post that Galatasaray requested for Victor Osimhen to be excluded in the international matches for his country Nigeria but the request was not granted as his national team also wants him to play but Galatasaray is concerned about his safety since they have already suffered some challenges while he was absent due to an injury.

Osimhen is important to Nigeria as much as he is important to Galatasaray, we should just hope he doesn't get injured after the international breaks so that he can return back to Turkey.

Honestly Galatasaray is right here,Osimhen has been injured and him to go and play for the national team after maybe recovering is risky. His injury might have not been healed fully but Nigeria wants him to play. This isnt good news for Galatasaray because they were hoping that he would rest and fully recover during the national break.

[nelson4lov]

Don't expect anything from Amed, they are a newly promoted team this season. Four wins, one draw & one loss is an outstanding achievement, they also have the same number of points as Galatasaray. However, before long (maybe within the next few matches), they will return to where they belong. I think it is still too early for them to be a team capable of maintaining their current position.

I won't be surprised. Teams like Amed usually come to top leagues like English Premier league too so I'm familiar with their game. As the league progresses, they will start to have difficult games which they would likely drop points. One of the biggest flaws with new teams like this is that when the time comes for them to be consistent, they will struggle a lot because they might not have the squad depth and not enough budget to reinforce the squad. They only win the league if the big 4 teams can't find their way back to winning ways.

[meser#]

If Beşiktaş had won the match, they would have taken the lead, and the opposing team knew this. Week 6 has now ended, and there is no clear leader. I think the teams that will continue to compete for the rest of the season will become clear in the weeks following the international break. Right now, Fenerbahçe could pick up where they left off, as could Galatasaray and Beşiktaş. I hope the players on these teams don’t get injured during the international break.

As long as Osimhen doesn't get injured, I don't think there’s a problem for Galatasaray, other player's injury is insignificant because Galatasaray can't be productive without Osimhen. That's a fact.
We saw how the team played without Osimhen against Trabzonspor and in the previous matches, Hopefully nothing happens to Osimhen during the international break.

In my opinion, Galatasaray is a lucky club. It looks like Osimhen’s injury will keep him out for a while longer, and the international break has come at just the right time. Had league matches continued during this period, Galatasaray might have dropped more points.
Osimhen will rejoin the squad after the international break. He has announced that he will not be able to play in Nigeria's upcoming matches due to his injury.
Osimhen is more than just a goalscorer; the Galatasaray management should make him the team captain.

[Uhde]

Don't expect anything from Amed, they are a newly promoted team this season. Four wins, one draw & one loss is an outstanding achievement, they also have the same number of points as Galatasaray. However, before long (maybe within the next few matches), they will return to where they belong. I think it is still too early for them to be a team capable of maintaining their current position.

I won't be surprised. Teams like Amed usually come to top leagues like English Premier league too so I'm familiar with their game. As the league progresses, they will start to have difficult games which they would likely drop points. One of the biggest flaws with new teams like this is that when the time comes for them to be consistent, they will struggle a lot because they might not have the squad depth and not enough budget to reinforce the squad. They only win the league if the big 4 teams can't find their way back to winning ways.

yeah in the end, Amedspor is a club with a squad value of 25 million euros. and we have seen dozens of teams in this league get promoted to the Super Lig and collect points in the first few weeks by playing enthusiastic football with no name players. Amed is not the first.

[Silikiem]

If Beşiktaş had won the match, they would have taken the lead, and the opposing team knew this. Week 6 has now ended, and there is no clear leader. I think the teams that will continue to compete for the rest of the season will become clear in the weeks following the international break. Right now, Fenerbahçe could pick up where they left off, as could Galatasaray and Beşiktaş. I hope the players on these teams don’t get injured during the international break.

As long as Osimhen doesn't get injured, I don't think there’s a problem for Galatasaray, other player's injury is insignificant because Galatasaray can't be productive without Osimhen. That's a fact.
We saw how the team played without Osimhen against Trabzonspor and in the previous matches, Hopefully nothing happens to Osimhen during the international break.

In my opinion, Galatasaray is a lucky club. It looks like Osimhen’s injury will keep him out for a while longer, and the international break has come at just the right time. Had league matches continued during this period, Galatasaray might have dropped more points.
Osimhen will rejoin the squad after the international break. He has announced that he will not be able to play in Nigeria's upcoming matches due to his injury.
Osimhen is more than just a goalscorer; the Galatasaray management should make him the team captain.

Galatasaray will be the team to benefit from this international break, they will be relieved because results were getting worst after the  Osimehn injury and luckily for them their will be no club matches for at least three weeks. As for Nigeria National team, they could be the ones suffering from it because Osimehn is equally an important player to them just the way he is at Galatasaray. They will really need him to be with the squad even if he’s not playing to motivate the players who are playing. But he’s been replaced by another player in the National team. Hopefully he will get the much needed rest in this international break and come back fully fit to help Galaterssary overturn their season results positively.

[yenerbatmaz]

There are high hopes for Amed, who continue to win and yesterday thrashed Besiktas.

Don't expect anything from Amed, they are a newly promoted team this season. Four wins, one draw & one loss is an outstanding achievement, they also have the same number of points as Galatasaray. However, before long (maybe within the next few matches), they will return to where they belong. I think it is still too early for them to be a team capable of maintaining their current position.

There is some truth to what you say, but think of Amed like Athletic Bilbao in the Spanish league.
No such team had emerged in previous years, but going forward—provided there are no financial issues—Amed could remain in this league for a long time.
When I draw a parallel with Bilbao, I don't just mean they field players from that specific region; it is a team with distinct political characteristics.
They have been quite successful at home so far, but I am also curious to see if they can keep it up.
We shall see whether they turn out to be a fleeting phenomenon or a team that continues to grow over time.