Turkish Super League 2026/27 Season

[lodocus]

Do you think there’s a chance we’ll see an unexpected champion in the Super League in the coming seasons? In recent years, the only team other than the Big Four to win the championship was Başakşehir. It’s been years since their championship, and before them, Bursaspor won the title in 2010.

Competition in the league has increased, and it’s now harder to compete with the big clubs, but I don’t think it’s impossible. Some people even cast doubt on certain teams’ positions, suggesting they might have government backing or something like that.

[kennycryptoitalia]

As a Beşiktaş fan, you know how important Vlahović is to us. Beşiktaş has matches coming up after the international break. It is a huge advantage for us that he will be taking the field for these games fully recovered from his injury. He still isn't able to give his all for Beşiktaş because his injury hasn't completely cleared up yet. However, my expectations for him are high now, I hope we will soon see a spectacular Dusan Vlahović delivering performances that shake up the Turkish league.

The international break is always a problem, there is always a risk of injuring players who are involved in very important competitions, clearly this is necessary to win, an excellent striker must not leave and must not risk getting injured in competitions of little importance even if it is his national team.

[giorgione]

Injuries in football are big hurdles to players especially when that particular player in question serves as hugh influence and importance to a club. Injuries will make a player lose form and also missed good number of  league or country games. I'm not active when it comes to following up Seria A players and I'm just seeing this news now. Do you mean Susan Vlahovic now plays for Beşiktaş. I'm in shocked because he's no just any random Frontline but an experience fully equipped striker that's capable of scoring goals and fighting for the team's badge. How did we get here again?

Vlahovic comes from an absolutely negative experience in Italy where the defenses are much more difficult and it is much more difficult to score goals, that's for sure, but he also has to make up for it and im happy for him if he makes up for it over time in the Turkish championship by showing that everyone was wrong about him.

[bisasam]

The break in the league due to international matches was very good news for Beşiktaş; Vlahovic missing a match would have been a huge setback for the team. Now, the team won't suffer, as Vlahovic is currently one of the most effective and valuable players in the league. Every match he misses would be a significant loss for Beşiktaş.

Beşiktaş is one of the best-performing teams in the league, and they will likely finish either champions or runners-up at the end of the season. Therefore, they need to progress without dropping any points in any match

Vlahovic is not able to manage this pace and will soon stop.
I think everyone in Turkey will see this.
It's just very early and they have to understand whether to continue and move forward with this player. For now he is doing well but i don't have much faith in him, even if for now the results i have to say are there.

[Chilwell]

As a Beşiktaş fan, you know how important Vlahović is to us. Beşiktaş has matches coming up after the international break. It is a huge advantage for us that he will be taking the field for these games fully recovered from his injury. He still isn't able to give his all for Beşiktaş because his injury hasn't completely cleared up yet. However, my expectations for him are high now, I hope we will soon see a spectacular Dusan Vlahović delivering performances that shake up the Turkish league.

The international break is always a problem, there is always a risk of injuring players who are involved in very important competitions, clearly this is necessary to win, an excellent striker must not leave and must not risk getting injured in competitions of little importance even if it is his national team.

This is usually the reason why some of the players are not allowed in the club to even go for the national team, the most painful part is that the interval is not much, i mean the international break is not much, and from there you can see some them got injured spending almost half of a season, if the case is not critical.

The international break is sometimes a problem for majority of players, but actually it becomes an opportunity for few players who are not giving enough time, they get to use that opportunity to prove themselves right, but the chances of them is still little.

[LGD2Business]

Do you think there’s a chance we’ll see an unexpected champion in the Super League in the coming seasons? In recent years, the only team other than the Big Four to win the championship was Başakşehir. It’s been years since their championship, and before them, Bursaspor won the title in 2010.

Competition in the league has increased, and it’s now harder to compete with the big clubs, but I don’t think it’s impossible. Some people even cast doubt on certain teams’ positions, suggesting they might have government backing or something like that.

No dude, I don't think something like that will ever happen. The teams that will finish in the top 3 in the league are already clear. Aside from Beşiktaş, Fenerbahçe and Galatasaray, there's no other team that can make it into the top 3 right now. At one point, the budget gaps between teams in the league had narrowed, the results were more balanced. But over the last 3-4 years, that has completely changed and things have gone back to the way they were before. They can pay a single player 20-30-40 and even 75 million Euro. Anatolian clubs can't compete on a low budget.

You could say we've sort of gone back to the 90's. The greatest achievement for Anatolian clubs would be qualifying for European cup eliminations. Amed had a good start this year, but I don't think that's sustainable. They should set a realistic goal, like finishing in the top 10.

[püsür]

Do you think there’s a chance we’ll see an unexpected champion in the Super League in the coming seasons? In recent years, the only team other than the Big Four to win the championship was Başakşehir. It’s been years since their championship, and before them, Bursaspor won the title in 2010.

Competition in the league has increased, and it’s now harder to compete with the big clubs, but I don’t think it’s impossible. Some people even cast doubt on certain teams’ positions, suggesting they might have government backing or something like that.

No dude, I don't think something like that will ever happen. The teams that will finish in the top 3 in the league are already clear. Aside from Beşiktaş, Fenerbahçe and Galatasaray, there's no other team that can make it into the top 3 right now. At one point, the budget gaps between teams in the league had narrowed, the results were more balanced. But over the last 3-4 years, that has completely changed and things have gone back to the way they were before. They can pay a single player 20-30-40 and even 75 million Euro. Anatolian clubs can't compete on a low budget.

You could say we've sort of gone back to the 90's. The greatest achievement for Anatolian clubs would be qualifying for European cup eliminations. Amed had a good start this year, but I don't think that's sustainable. They should set a realistic goal, like finishing in the top 10.

Exactly, unless something immense drastically changes, I also see there is no way that's going to happen again. Especially not this year. Amed is not bad and lucky so far but it can't continue like this until the end of the season.

Actually, we might see some big changes in the league. The head of the 'Central Referee Board'(in Turkish MHK) has been detained. THe chairman and several people who oversees referee appointments have been taken into custody. This is huge and very positive news. Everyone except certain people knew that refereeing was despicable in this league. Hopefully we will see improvements and finally justice. We might see fair and true results of the games now.

[kizilhare]

Do you think there’s a chance we’ll see an unexpected champion in the Super League in the coming seasons? In recent years, the only team other than the Big Four to win the championship was Başakşehir. It’s been years since their championship, and before them, Bursaspor won the title in 2010.

Competition in the league has increased, and it’s now harder to compete with the big clubs, but I don’t think it’s impossible. Some people even cast doubt on certain teams’ positions, suggesting they might have government backing or something like that.

It is very difficult under these economic conditions. It would only happen if the big clubs faced transfer bans or other penalties. A championship like Bursaspor's is the kind of thing that might happen once every 15–20 years. Başakşehir did win the title, but the other teams were performing very poorly at the time.
If by "coming years" you mean the next 4–5 years, it is unlikely, though it remains a possibility in 10 or 15 years.
Right now, Amed appears to be the team with the most potential in this regard, though we cannot know what kind of squad they will build in the future.

[LGD2Business]

7 people including MHK President Ferhat Gündoğdu were taken into custody. We've been writing about this for years. We've been saying that referee selections aren't fair and that something fishy is going on here. Finally official action has been taken. No one in the country believes the referees are clean. Those who officiate matches based on instructions can make the match end however they want. Many clubs are suffering as a result. Those who opposed us whenever we said we wanted a clean league have now retreated to their caves. Even though we don't trust this justice system, it may finally be able to stop some of them. I hope this continues and doesn't remain just an operation targeting a few individuals they want to take down. Football should stay on the field. Off field interference is turning people off this game.

Clean League
Clean Referees
Fair Football

May the deserving team win. The champion shouldn't be decided at a desk. We're tired of seeing incidents in every derby. We're tired of referees making blatant mistakes right before our eyes. Stop driving people crazy. I hope everyone responsible for this mess is punished.

[Silence Scream]

Do you think there’s a chance we’ll see an unexpected champion in the Super League in the coming seasons? In recent years, the only team other than the Big Four to win the championship was Başakşehir. It’s been years since their championship, and before them, Bursaspor won the title in 2010.

Competition in the league has increased, and it’s now harder to compete with the big clubs, but I don’t think it’s impossible. Some people even cast doubt on certain teams’ positions, suggesting they might have government backing or something like that.

It is very difficult under these economic conditions. It would only happen if the big clubs faced transfer bans or other penalties. A championship like Bursaspor's is the kind of thing that might happen once every 15–20 years. Başakşehir did win the title, but the other teams were performing very poorly at the time.
If by "coming years" you mean the next 4–5 years, it is unlikely, though it remains a possibility in 10 or 15 years.
Right now, Amed appears to be the team with the most potential in this regard, though we cannot know what kind of squad they will build in the future.

Amed’s performance is reminiscent of the form Adana Demirspor once displayed in Turkey. The key lies in achieving success and sustaining it. There have been championships won by clubs other than the big four teams in Turkey before, but it is not difficult to predict that this is unlikely to happen again anytime soon.

[W Jr.]

Do you think there’s a chance we’ll see an unexpected champion in the Super League in the coming seasons? In recent years, the only team other than the Big Four to win the championship was Başakşehir. It’s been years since their championship, and before them, Bursaspor won the title in 2010.

Competition in the league has increased, and it’s now harder to compete with the big clubs, but I don’t think it’s impossible. Some people even cast doubt on certain teams’ positions, suggesting they might have government backing or something like that.

It is very difficult under these economic conditions. It would only happen if the big clubs faced transfer bans or other penalties. A championship like Bursaspor's is the kind of thing that might happen once every 15–20 years. Başakşehir did win the title, but the other teams were performing very poorly at the time.
If by "coming years" you mean the next 4–5 years, it is unlikely, though it remains a possibility in 10 or 15 years.
Right now, Amed appears to be the team with the most potential in this regard, though we cannot know what kind of squad they will build in the future.

Amed’s performance is reminiscent of the form Adana Demirspor once displayed in Turkey. The key lies in achieving success and sustaining it. There have been championships won by clubs other than the big four teams in Turkey before, but it is not difficult to predict that this is unlikely to happen again anytime soon.

Friends, I understand that you want a surprise champion this season, but Amedspor isn't a team with the quality to pull that off. They’ve won their matches luckily so far, but I don't think they’ll maintain that same level of performance once the league resumes. Once they start dropping points, a string of consecutive losses could follow for Amedspor. In my opinion, the real battle for the title will be between Beşiktaş and Galatasaray.

[trendcoin]

I also consider Amed Spor’s performance to be a short-lived phenomenon. Adana Demirspor is a very good example of this. Silence Scream gave a very good example of this point. Amed Spor will most likely be relegated to a lower division in a few seasons. It’s not hard to see this by looking at Adana Demirspor and similar examples...

At the start of the season, teams generally can’t fully establish their tactical discipline. And in such situations, teams that rely on physical conditioning tend to rack up a lot of points. But as the season progresses, tactical discipline, which is an indicator of quality, comes to the forefront, and teams like Amed slip down toward the middle of the standings...

I say, just wait and see...

[Wake Up]

Amedspor suffered its only defeat against Kocaelispor. They beat three strong teams like Trabzonspor, Beşiktaş, and Başakşehir, and played out a draw with Kasımpaşa. They seem to perform better against big teams, though naturally, we cannot say for certain that this trend will continue throughout the season. Their squad strength is average, and the highest level they might reach is perhaps the Conference League. I expect a championship race involving Fenerbahçe, Galatasaray, and Beşiktaş.

[meser#]

Do you think there’s a chance we’ll see an unexpected champion in the Super League in the coming seasons? In recent years, the only team other than the Big Four to win the championship was Başakşehir. It’s been years since their championship, and before them, Bursaspor won the title in 2010.

Competition in the league has increased, and it’s now harder to compete with the big clubs, but I don’t think it’s impossible. Some people even cast doubt on certain teams’ positions, suggesting they might have government backing or something like that.

It is very difficult under these economic conditions. It would only happen if the big clubs faced transfer bans or other penalties. A championship like Bursaspor's is the kind of thing that might happen once every 15–20 years. Başakşehir did win the title, but the other teams were performing very poorly at the time.
If by "coming years" you mean the next 4–5 years, it is unlikely, though it remains a possibility in 10 or 15 years.
Right now, Amed appears to be the team with the most potential in this regard, though we cannot know what kind of squad they will build in the future.

Amed’s performance is reminiscent of the form Adana Demirspor once displayed in Turkey. The key lies in achieving success and sustaining it. There have been championships won by clubs other than the big four teams in Turkey before, but it is not difficult to predict that this is unlikely to happen again anytime soon.

If Amedspor's management displays poor leadership—much like Adana Demirspor's—they will meet the same fate; however, Amed is pursuing a more solid transfer policy. They signed Orban quietly, and he is making a huge impact on the league.
Amed plays a very strong team game. They perform differently, especially at home. Their only defeat was against Kocaelispor. I believe Fenerbahçe and Galatasaray will also drop points in Diyarbakır—provided there are no factors like refereeing errors.

[hmbdofficial]

This is usually the reason why some of the players are not allowed in the club to even go for the national team, the most painful part is that the interval is not much, i mean the international break is not much, and from there you can see some them got injured spending almost half of a season, if the case is not critical.

The international break is sometimes a problem for majority of players, but actually it becomes an opportunity for few players who are not giving enough time, they get to use that opportunity to prove themselves right, but the chances of them is still little.

I don’t think there is any club out there that can say No to when a player I called for international duties. You know for a fact that it’s privilege and every player dreams is to always represent their home country, and no club management have that capacity to deny any player in exercising that righ.

If you see a player is being called and didn’t respond, then it’s might be that the player is probably injured or not just fit to be present at moment but we can say some clubs don’t allow their players to go and participate in their countries activities that was really wrong.

[IcaroAugusto]

It would be a big gamble to let Okan Buruk go after four straight titles, so keeping him feels like the right call. Galatasaray should still be the team to beat, but I'm curious to see how the promoted clubs handle the step up.

[kizilhare]

Amedspor suffered its only defeat against Kocaelispor. They beat three strong teams like Trabzonspor, Beşiktaş, and Başakşehir, and played out a draw with Kasımpaşa. They seem to perform better against big teams, though naturally, we cannot say for certain that this trend will continue throughout the season. Their squad strength is average, and the highest level they might reach is perhaps the Conference League. I expect a championship race involving Fenerbahçe, Galatasaray, and Beşiktaş.

It is a classic case of an Anatolian team. They find some form and secure wins early in the season, but as the weeks go by, a string of losses and draws sees them slide toward the bottom of the table. I expect them to finish the league in mid-table.
Their strikers are in good form right now, but squads like theirs tend to lack depth. If players like Orban or Diasaba get injured, the team will struggle to win or even pick up points. They will likely hit a slump around mid-November.

[trendcoin]

It would be a big gamble to let Okan Buruk go after four straight titles, so keeping him feels like the right call. Galatasaray should still be the team to beat, but I'm curious to see how the promoted clubs handle the step up.

I think Okan Buruk is very close to finishing his fifth season as champion. First and foremost, Osimhen has returned from injury and started training with the team. Additionally, major rivals like Fenerbahçe and Beşiktaş have been inconsistent this season. In other words, they don’t really have any rivals this season who can pose a serious challenge to them.

Furthermore, when viewed objectively, the quality of their squad is far superior to that of the other two teams. Yes, they dropped some points at the start of the season, but they’re a team capable of making up for it.

Galatasaray has evolved into a better team over the past four years, and Okan Buruk has undoubtedly played a major role in this. I think Galatasaray fans should appreciate him and protect him from some of the baseless criticism.

[Jostern]

The break in the league due to international matches was very good news for Beşiktaş; Vlahovic missing a match would have been a huge setback for the team. Now, the team won't suffer, as Vlahovic is currently one of the most effective and valuable players in the league. Every match he misses would be a significant loss for Beşiktaş.

Beşiktaş is one of the best-performing teams in the league, and they will likely finish either champions or runners-up at the end of the season. Therefore, they need to progress without dropping any points in any match

Vlahovic is not able to manage this pace and will soon stop.
I think everyone in Turkey will see this.
It's just very early and they have to understand whether to continue and move forward with this player. For now he is doing well but i don't have much faith in him, even if for now the results i have to say are there.

What was people in Turkey expecting from Vlahovic, immediately I saw the news of this particular player moving to Besiktas I knew something was wrong, considering his age he shouldn’t be moving to Turkey, Injury have been a very big challenge in his football career which I think is part of the reasons why Juventus didn’t offer him a new contract, anyways it seems to me that the Turkish League is for retirement plans which is why he moved to Turkey to get some retirement pay check, not only Vlahovic most of the players that made move to the Turkish League this season are mostly players in their 30’s so are you expecting a man in his 30’s to give you everything like someone who is in his 20’s definitely not, Turkish clubs should accept whatever they gets from this players because they’re no longer in their prime age.

Vlahovic is just 26 which is a prime age in Football Career, so I’m wondering why he moved to Turkey’ probably because of constant injuries and he doesn’t stay healthy, is quite a big problem for all players so I don’t blame him for getting injured constantly.

[xzone]

The break in the league due to international matches was very good news for Beşiktaş; Vlahovic missing a match would have been a huge setback for the team. Now, the team won't suffer, as Vlahovic is currently one of the most effective and valuable players in the league. Every match he misses would be a significant loss for Beşiktaş.

Beşiktaş is one of the best-performing teams in the league, and they will likely finish either champions or runners-up at the end of the season. Therefore, they need to progress without dropping any points in any match

Vlahovic is not able to manage this pace and will soon stop.
I think everyone in Turkey will see this.
It's just very early and they have to understand whether to continue and move forward with this player. For now he is doing well but i don't have much faith in him, even if for now the results i have to say are there.

What was people in Turkey expecting from Vlahovic, immediately I saw the news of this particular player moving to Besiktas I knew something was wrong, considering his age he shouldn’t be moving to Turkey, Injury have been a very big challenge in his football career which I think is part of the reasons why Juventus didn’t offer him a new contract, anyways it seems to me that the Turkish League is for retirement plans which is why he moved to Turkey to get some retirement pay check, not only Vlahovic most of the players that made move to the Turkish League this season are mostly players in their 30’s so are you expecting a man in his 30’s to give you everything like someone who is in his 20’s definitely not, Turkish clubs should accept whatever they gets from this players because they’re no longer in their prime age.

Vlahovic is just 26 which is a prime age in Football Career, so I’m wondering why he moved to Turkey’ probably because of constant injuries and he doesn’t stay healthy, is quite a big problem for all players so I don’t blame him for getting injured constantly.

Türkiye is certainly not a place where young stars would want to play; it doesn't have the same quality as the Premier League or La Liga. However, it wouldn't be right to underestimate the teams here. How many footballers over 30 can continue playing for big clubs? Unless you're someone like Luka Modric, nobody wants to keep you until you're 35.

There are many world-class, high quality footballers here. Vlahovic came here because he thought he would be successful; it's not fair to talk about him as if he were 40 just because he suffered an injury. All the big teams have star players, and millions of people in this country are huge fans of them