Turkish Super League 2026/27 Season

[Callido]

The main reason Osimhen hasn't moved to a european teams is the salary he earns at Galatasaray. Osimhen earns a net salary of €20 million a year from Galatasaray. No European team would be willing to match that because even if a team wanted to the cost would rise to €40 million after taxes. That's why no teams wants to sign Osimhen. The transfer fee isn't the problem, his salary is. If Osimhen were willing to play for a lower salary, he could join one of Europe's top teams tomorrow.

If any club spends that much money on him, i think they must surely benefit after making such decision. If Osimhen could come to the Premier League, i am quite sure he will be competing among the highest goal scorers for the season, importantly, if he plays for a good club.

Reasons best known, why the player hasn't left Galatasaray, i feel the treatment he receives from the club is too comfortable, which is why he hasn't tried harder to leave the club. If clubs are ready to place the right figure, i think Osimhen wouldn't mind accepting the offer.

[Plutomanian]

The main reason Osimhen hasn't moved to a european teams is the salary he earns at Galatasaray. Osimhen earns a net salary of €20 million a year from Galatasaray. No European team would be willing to match that because even if a team wanted to the cost would rise to €40 million after taxes. That's why no teams wants to sign Osimhen. The transfer fee isn't the problem, his salary is. If Osimhen were willing to play for a lower salary, he could join one of Europe's top teams tomorrow.

Victor Osimhen is impactful on the pitch and when he faces elite sides but currently, I do not think he will continue to become a threat not when there have been clearly epic performances against them. Today at home, Galatasaray couldn't even get a draw because their players are not just at the top and got dominated by Barcelona. Will you blame Galatasaray for losing 4-1 to Barcelona? I don't think so because they weren't the better team and Barcelona was the better team and winning was very easy for them. All Barcelona needed was to draw them on the scoresheet on the scoreline and came back second half to show Galatasaray who the better team on the pitch was.

Lamine Yamal showned the world that without Raphinha, he can still deliver and become that mastermind and rare gem on the pitch. Barcelona fans are very happy and having the best moment of their lives in football because Barcelona have even made them forgetten that there's some football term called losing.

[SUPERSAIAN]

The main reason Osimhen hasn't moved to a european teams is the salary he earns at Galatasaray. Osimhen earns a net salary of €20 million a year from Galatasaray. No European team would be willing to match that because even if a team wanted to the cost would rise to €40 million after taxes. That's why no teams wants to sign Osimhen. The transfer fee isn't the problem, his salary is. If Osimhen were willing to play for a lower salary, he could join one of Europe's top teams tomorrow.

Victor Osimhen is impactful on the pitch and when he faces elite sides but currently, I do not think he will continue to become a threat not when there have been clearly epic performances against them. Today at home, Galatasaray couldn't even get a draw because their players are not just at the top and got dominated by Barcelona. Will you blame Galatasaray for losing 4-1 to Barcelona? I don't think so because they weren't the better team and Barcelona was the better team and winning was very easy for them. All Barcelona needed was to draw them on the scoresheet on the scoreline and came back second half to show Galatasaray who the better team on the pitch was.

Lamine Yamal showned the world that without Raphinha, he can still deliver and become that mastermind and rare gem on the pitch. Barcelona fans are very happy and having the best moment of their lives in football because Barcelona have even made them forgetten that there's some football term called losing.

This match had nothing to do with Osimhen no one can blame him. He didn't even receive decent passes, so what could he possibly do? Leao lost possession frequently and attempted unnecessary plays. The situation with the other midfielders is also obvious.

Galatasaray was there to lose today, while Barcelona was there to win. Barcelona can certainly beat most Champions League teams without breaking a sweat like this; naturally, the fans will be happy to support a team of this caliber.

[Tonimez]

[Edited out]

This match had nothing to do with Osimhen no one can blame him. He didn't even receive decent passes, so what could he possibly do? Leao lost possession frequently and attempted unnecessary plays. The situation with the other midfielders is also obvious.

Galatasaray was there to lose today, while Barcelona was there to win. Barcelona can certainly beat most Champions League teams without breaking a sweat like this; naturally, the fans will be happy to support a team of this caliber.

This game went beyond Victor Osimhen and I will blame it on the manager too. I don't know why he wasn't being observant and caution his players to put Victor Osimhen at the centre of the attack. Everywhere player wanted to show off even when they were already loosing. Rafael Laeo wasn't playing like a team as I will say he was more interested on scoring by himself than having the team at heart.

Even when changes were made to introduce Sane, I expected the game to change and bring more results but at the end, Bartrakov's opener became the only game they could celebrate.

Again, I understand that Osimhen is a striker, but I think he should mind his position at all time and minimise the number of times he is offside.

Lamine Yamal is a great player and I can say that Barcelona is lucky to have him and Hansi Flick is doing a great job in his players selection and game approach.

[W Jr.]

The main reason Osimhen hasn't moved to a european teams is the salary he earns at Galatasaray. Osimhen earns a net salary of €20 million a year from Galatasaray. No European team would be willing to match that because even if a team wanted to the cost would rise to €40 million after taxes. That's why no teams wants to sign Osimhen. The transfer fee isn't the problem, his salary is. If Osimhen were willing to play for a lower salary, he could join one of Europe's top teams tomorrow.

Victor Osimhen is impactful on the pitch and when he faces elite sides but currently, I do not think he will continue to become a threat not when there have been clearly epic performances against them. Today at home, Galatasaray couldn't even get a draw because their players are not just at the top and got dominated by Barcelona. Will you blame Galatasaray for losing 4-1 to Barcelona? I don't think so because they weren't the better team and Barcelona was the better team and winning was very easy for them. All Barcelona needed was to draw them on the scoresheet on the scoreline and came back second half to show Galatasaray who the better team on the pitch was.

Lamine Yamal showned the world that without Raphinha, he can still deliver and become that mastermind and rare gem on the pitch. Barcelona fans are very happy and having the best moment of their lives in football because Barcelona have even made them forgetten that there's some football term called losing.

This match had nothing to do with Osimhen no one can blame him. He didn't even receive decent passes, so what could he possibly do? Leao lost possession frequently and attempted unnecessary plays. The situation with the other midfielders is also obvious.

Galatasaray was there to lose today, while Barcelona was there to win. Barcelona can certainly beat most Champions League teams without breaking a sweat like this; naturally, the fans will be happy to support a team of this caliber.

No one can blame Galatasaray for this defeat, as Barcelona is a team capable of comfortably scoring that many goals against any side in the Champions League. After taking the lead, Galatasaray should have capitalized on that advantage by defending well however, Barcelona plays so brilliantly that, even with the best defense, they inevitably find an opening and score. Just look at João Cancelo despite being a full-back, he finishes like a striker. Their squad quality is incredible. What could Osimhen possibly have done on his own?

[meser#]

[Edited out]

This match had nothing to do with Osimhen no one can blame him. He didn't even receive decent passes, so what could he possibly do? Leao lost possession frequently and attempted unnecessary plays. The situation with the other midfielders is also obvious.

Galatasaray was there to lose today, while Barcelona was there to win. Barcelona can certainly beat most Champions League teams without breaking a sweat like this; naturally, the fans will be happy to support a team of this caliber.

This game went beyond Victor Osimhen and I will blame it on the manager too. I don't know why he wasn't being observant and caution his players to put Victor Osimhen at the centre of the attack. Everywhere player wanted to show off even when they were already loosing. Rafael Laeo wasn't playing like a team as I will say he was more interested on scoring by himself than having the team at heart.

Even when changes were made to introduce Sane, I expected the game to change and bring more results but at the end, Bartrakov's opener became the only game they could celebrate.

Again, I understand that Osimhen is a striker, but I think he should mind his position at all time and minimise the number of times he is offside.

Lamine Yamal is a great player and I can say that Barcelona is lucky to have him and Hansi Flick is doing a great job in his players selection and game approach.

The issue isn't the manager, Osimhen, or any other player. The opposing team is currently the best and most in-form side in the world.
Even a top-tier performance from Galatasaray would have resulted in, at best, a narrow defeat or a draw; nothing more was realistic.
Barcelona could have scored even more goals in the second half had they wanted to.

Osimhen has only just returned from injury; he came on for the final 15 minutes of the match against Kasımpaşa last week. Expecting a top-level performance from a player who has been sidelined for about a month and a half would be unrealistic. We also have to acknowledge that Galatasaray got an unlucky draw in the Champions League this season.

[xzone]

The main reason Osimhen hasn't moved to a european teams is the salary he earns at Galatasaray. Osimhen earns a net salary of €20 million a year from Galatasaray. No European team would be willing to match that because even if a team wanted to the cost would rise to €40 million after taxes. That's why no teams wants to sign Osimhen. The transfer fee isn't the problem, his salary is. If Osimhen were willing to play for a lower salary, he could join one of Europe's top teams tomorrow.

If any club spends that much money on him, i think they must surely benefit after making such decision. If Osimhen could come to the Premier League, i am quite sure he will be competing among the highest goal scorers for the season, importantly, if he plays for a good club.

Reasons best known, why the player hasn't left Galatasaray, i feel the treatment he receives from the club is too comfortable, which is why he hasn't tried harder to leave the club. If clubs are ready to place the right figure, i think Osimhen wouldn't mind accepting the offer.

Osimhen earns a lot of money and everyone here respects him. The match schedule here isn't too tiring, and the opponents aren't too strong. He wouldn't be able to play this comfortably in the Premier League; he'd have a much more disciplined and demanding training schedule and wouldn't be able to live a life of vacation. Here, he's already started enjoying his vacation before he's even gotten older, he earns a lot of money, and there's no reason for him not to be happy. That's why I don't think he'll consider leaving Galatasaray

[püsür]

A player like Osimhen has the ability to change the game at any moment. That is why Galatasaray managed to turn the match around even after being reduced to ten men. Osimhen is a highly talented forward. He is the kind of player who could transfer not just to Galatasaray but to major European clubs and showcase his top-tier talent. In my opinion, he could play for any team in Europe right now, including Barcelona and Real Madrid he would fit into any squad and score goals whenever he takes the pitch.

Tonight we will get to know more about Osimhen's talent. It is important to see how effective he is against Barcelona's strong defense. To do well in Europe, you need to be able to play well against strong defenses. Osimhen is a talented player, there is no doubt about that, he is playing great in the Turkish league. But we still don't know how he will play in the big tournaments. But he certainly has the ability to get a chance in the big teams and I hope he will play well.

I even hope that if he can play well in the current season's Champions League and surprise the big teams, then the big teams will have their eyes on this talented player in the coming season. For that, he will have to prove himself in the big tournaments, the performance in the Turkish league may not be enough.

As it is being pointed out, nobody is going to pay him near 20 million euros except Galatasaray. So, him going to big teams or big teams have their eyes on him at this point doesn't seem possible. He will most probably finish his contract time at Galatasaray. He has some obvious flaws, if it weren’t for flaws like these, it would be impossible for players of this calibre to end up in here. Of course he’s a great player for this league. After all, he’s practically single-handedly led the team to the title for the past two years. He played also great at Napoli. Under Spalletti, he guided Napoli to third place one season and then to the Serie A title the following season.

[LGD2Business]

I don't think Fenerbahçe will be able to finish the season with İsmail Kartal. Aziz Yıldırım didn't accept his resignation and that will be the end of him. It looks like another season is going down the drain. Aziz Yıldırım made the wrong choice in a manager and he'll pay the price for it. This could cost him the presidency.

Sometimes when the manager - team relationship isn't solid, it's better to cut ties as early as possible in the long run. İsmail Kartal had resigned, if Fenerbahçe had found a new manager back then, they might be in a better position right now.

If they don't secure a win against Alanyaspor or, in the worst case scenario after Galatasaray match, I think İsmail Kartal will be gone. Under these circumstances I don't think he'll make it to 2027.

[Pearl_20]

Fenerbahce made the worst outing today against Aston Villa. How porous were they that made them lose 6:0. It seems like the Turkish teams are just In the Champions League to count scores for other teams, they are not even fighting if they can make it to the top 8.

This match had nothing to do with Osimhen no one can blame him. He didn't even receive decent passes, so what could he possibly do? Leao lost possession frequently and attempted unnecessary plays. The situation with the other midfielders is also obvious.

Galatasaray was there to lose today, while Barcelona was there to win. Barcelona can certainly beat most Champions League teams without breaking a sweat like this; naturally, the fans will be happy to support a team of this caliber.

Victor Osimhen just returned after a while break due to injury, he hasn't really gotten his fitness yet and like you said, he didn't get passes that would have given him a chance to score and even if he had scored, Galatasaray wouldn't have won Barcelona. We should not forget that they played against one of the best teams in Europe so they didn't stand any chance at all. Didn't you see how Barcelona was all over them immediately they conceded the first goal.

[Xyloo]

Fenerbahce made the worst outing today against Aston Villa. How porous were they that made them lose 6:0. It seems like the Turkish teams are just In the Champions League to count scores for other teams, they are not even fighting if they can make it to the top 8.

This match had nothing to do with Osimhen no one can blame him. He didn't even receive decent passes, so what could he possibly do? Leao lost possession frequently and attempted unnecessary plays. The situation with the other midfielders is also obvious.

Galatasaray was there to lose today, while Barcelona was there to win. Barcelona can certainly beat most Champions League teams without breaking a sweat like this; naturally, the fans will be happy to support a team of this caliber.

Victor Osimhen just returned after a while break due to injury, he hasn't really gotten his fitness yet and like you said, he didn't get passes that would have given him a chance to score and even if he had scored, Galatasaray wouldn't have won Barcelona. We should not forget that they played against one of the best teams in Europe so they didn't stand any chance at all. Didn't you see how Barcelona was all over them immediately they conceded the first goal.

In reality, it wasn't just Galatasaray; any team facing Barcelona would have met a similar fate. Barcelona has been playing magnificently in every match and tournament this season. Even after conceding a goal, they didn't lose their momentum and quickly scored the equalizer. In the second half, they played in a way that effectively sealed the match. Nevertheless, Galatasaray did their best against Barcelona.

[trendcoin]

Barcelona is one of the best teams in the world and is in great form right now. That’s why I find Galatasaray’s loss somewhat expected, but Fenerbahçe got a really bad result tonight. With these two matches, Turkish teams have conceded a total of 10 goals in their two Champions League games. We’re really having a rough week. Tomorrow, Beşiktaş will face Hoffenheim. Hoffenheim has only one win in the Bundesliga and is currently in 17th place. Maybe we’ll see a good result for us tomorrow. Frankly, we really need that after these two matches...

I’m also curious to see how Fenerbahçe will return to league action after this loss. It won’t be easy for them to get mentally ready. This defeat might mark the beginning of a major crisis for them...

[letteredhub]

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It doesn't really matter how hard the likes of Besiktas strive it's still gonna be a two horse race between Galatasaray and Fernebache at the end of the season, both teams are the highest spenders as far as the Turkish super league is concerned and no other team in the championship comes close to them in terms of squad depth and competition. And why, I don't see any competition until there is an equal level of spending on the part of the other teams to match that of Fernebache and Galatasaray simultaneously.

It is not just spending money that leads to success there are other factors involved, of course especially playing well. Fenerbahçe and Galatasaray appear to be the strongest teams in the league, but Beşiktaş and Trabzonspor are formidable contenders as well. In other words, while other teams may lack the same financial muscle, they remain in the race for the championship anything can happen before the season ends. Fenerbahçe and Galatasaray will aim to avoid dropping any further points leading up to their head-to-head match.

Having good players within the squad is a very huge advantage and if downplayed it might cost the team their chances at winning trophies, for example, there was a time when Arsenal lost the EPL title to Liverpool and Manchester city twice because they didn't have the quality of players that could get the job done, but immediately they began to invest in quality players they won the title and also became runners up in the UCL simultaneously in one season. That's why it is very important to go for good players though there are several other factors involved but having good players is very paramount.

[bastisisca]

I don't think Fenerbahçe will be able to finish the season with İsmail Kartal. Aziz Yıldırım didn't accept his resignation and that will be the end of him. It looks like another season is going down the drain. Aziz Yıldırım made the wrong choice in a manager and he'll pay the price for it. This could cost him the presidency.

Sometimes when the manager - team relationship isn't solid, it's better to cut ties as early as possible in the long run. İsmail Kartal had resigned, if Fenerbahçe had found a new manager back then, they might be in a better position right now.

If they don't secure a win against Alanyaspor or, in the worst case scenario after Galatasaray match, I think İsmail Kartal will be gone. Under these circumstances I don't think he'll make it to 2027.

In life this happens when you make wrong choices sooner or later, you rightly have to pay the consequences, this mistake he made obviously in the future could be the last nail in his career coffin in this team. Unfortunately everything is so competitive that you can't make these gross mistakes.

[yenerbatmaz]

The main reason Osimhen hasn't moved to a european teams is the salary he earns at Galatasaray. Osimhen earns a net salary of €20 million a year from Galatasaray. No European team would be willing to match that because even if a team wanted to the cost would rise to €40 million after taxes. That's why no teams wants to sign Osimhen. The transfer fee isn't the problem, his salary is. If Osimhen were willing to play for a lower salary, he could join one of Europe's top teams tomorrow.

Victor Osimhen is impactful on the pitch and when he faces elite sides but currently, I do not think he will continue to become a threat not when there have been clearly epic performances against them. Today at home, Galatasaray couldn't even get a draw because their players are not just at the top and got dominated by Barcelona. Will you blame Galatasaray for losing 4-1 to Barcelona? I don't think so because they weren't the better team and Barcelona was the better team and winning was very easy for them. All Barcelona needed was to draw them on the scoresheet on the scoreline and came back second half to show Galatasaray who the better team on the pitch was.

Lamine Yamal showned the world that without Raphinha, he can still deliver and become that mastermind and rare gem on the pitch. Barcelona fans are very happy and having the best moment of their lives in football because Barcelona have even made them forgetten that there's some football term called losing.

This match had nothing to do with Osimhen no one can blame him. He didn't even receive decent passes, so what could he possibly do? Leao lost possession frequently and attempted unnecessary plays. The situation with the other midfielders is also obvious.

Galatasaray was there to lose today, while Barcelona was there to win. Barcelona can certainly beat most Champions League teams without breaking a sweat like this; naturally, the fans will be happy to support a team of this caliber.

How much possession did Galatasaray even have to be able to deliver the kind of passes Osimhen needs? If Leão were truly an elite player, he would have stayed at Milan.
In the end, Milan sold him to Galatasaray. Galatasaray signed him—despite having Sané and no real need for a player like Leão—simply due to pressure from the fans.
So far, he hasn’t contributed anything to the team.
Perhaps he’ll play exceptionally well against Fenerbahçe and earn himself some more credit.
Galatasaray brought in players like Sané and Leão for the Champions League, but their contribution has been zero thus far.
I, too, am curious to see how they will perform in the match against Lille.

[lodocus]

I don’t think it’s fair that Galatasaray has been criticized so much after the Barcelona game. The difference in level between the two teams is just too great. In terms of both the quality of the roster and the team as a whole, Barcelona is currently head and shoulders above nearly every other team in the world. There have been plenty of teams that have had results similar to Galatasaray’s.

I don’t think the players performed terribly on an individual level, but after conceding the first goal against Barcelona, everyone fell apart. After that, Galatasaray conceded goal after goal. Right now, we can’t really expect much else against Barcelona.