Topic: Turkish Super League 2022/23 Season - page 3. (Read 16111 times)

What if Dzeko's age isn't a hurdle, but an opportunity for Fenerbahce? Consider this: Dzeko, like fine wine, has improved over time, reflected in his Serie A and Champions League outings. Could this benefit us?

Rather than an aging forward, view him as a mentor to our youngsters. His impact may lessen on-field, but his locker-room guidance could be priceless. Should we ignore his injury risk and focus on the larger benefit? Is this mere speculation or does it merit thought?

Ryan Kent is coming to Fenerbahce so while they lost one striker and their manager, they gained a winger that is insanely fast, that dude is known for being able to run as fast as anyone you have seen and do that for 90 minutes, there is a reason why his nickname was "the secretariat" when he was younger (this was in 2019 if I remember correctly) so it is a good start.

If they get Dzeko that would mean they would have a proper striker, sure he is old but that would help them for at least one season and then they can look further next season, it is important to at least cover this year first. Those two alone are enough with a good manager, they could keep rest of the same team from current season and just add in Kent and Dzeko and a manager and do it all again.

Of course he can be but his age is too much for the Turkish league.I can't think that a 37 year old player can get much time in the Turkish league because the Turkish league is a very tough league and if he gets injured he has a chance to stay away from the pitch for 2-3 months.Other leagues don't have a tough game but not in the Turkish league.I know that he played for Inter and Manchester City in his time but I think his age is a bit too much for the league.Still, he might have the potential to play for 1 year.If a contract is made according to him, this seems to be no problem for the team and the fans.

I think that a player of Dzeko caliber can give a lot to the Turkish league,he is the one who kept a lot of the Inter balance in the Champions League final against a great team like Manchester City is and of course he can still deliver in the Turkish League.I think the team who will be able to get it would be a great fit to fight for the title,he can surely make a difference in the Turkish League when he has been doing brilliantly with Inter in Serie A in Italy so I think any team from the Turkish League should fight to get it.

As of yesterday, the departures have started in Fenerbahce.We have seen the news of the departure of both the team's technical director Jorge Jesus and the team's top scorer Enner Valencia.Thus, Fenerbahce needs to sign both a technical director and a top scorer.Let's not forget that before the departure of these two names, the club announced the transfer of Ryan Kent.Now, if I am not mistaken, the transfer of Edin Dzeko is on the agenda.But I am in favor of the transfer of a younger player.37-year-old Dzeko will not be able to run much and will not be able to make an effort. Dzeko, who is 37 years old, won't be able to run much and I think he won't be able to make an effort.

The encounter between Pendikspor and Bodrumspor undoubtedly serves as an example of the fierce struggle for a place in the elite Super League. While there are unquestionably many good teams in Istanbul it is encouraging to see Anatolian teams like Bodrumspor competing for league spots. A exciting turnaround is anticipated in the second half and one can not help but root for Bodrumspor to show their talent and claim victory. The Super League is made more interesting by the addition of teams from the Mediterranean and the Aegean who not only provide diversity but also a vivid flare. The growth of Anatolian clubs instills a renewed sense of fervour and expectancy in the league despite the fact that the existing circumstances restrict the excitement of away games.

I am wondering what is going to happen next year. Jorge Jesus is leaving Fenerbahçe so they will need new manager- it means whole new strategy to be better. Fenerbahçe will have adaption period, lot more than Galatasaray which has established squad and manager so. Beşiktaş is at better position than Fenerbahçe in my opinion. Why? Its mainly because their manager and strategy was already trying to be established. They can make couple of new transfer to be more powerful and get away with it. Galatasaray > Beşiktaş > Fenerbahçe for next season now.

What you have written is totally right. 80 points was considered definite championship points like 10 years ago, and it was quite a success. Now with the increased number of teams and the 6 points given, as you mentioned, 88 points is not such a big deal. I am not sure about league having 20 teams though. Things are already tough for the whole league. I think they will change this number in couple of years. Due to the increasing exchange rates, Turkish teams should no longer bring in players from abroad, but should turn towards infrastructure-installation-academic institutionalism. If even a world giant like real madrid is exporting players from its infrastructure like a factory and adding money to its money, the clubs of this country, where there are many talented children, can do the same and rise to the level, raise the level of the league again and bring stars as in the old times. What the big 3 is doing right now is really not efficient.

Jorge Jesus may be a good manager, but we may not agree that he adapted to Fenerbahçe.His mind was always on other things and this played a big role in the loss of the championship in the league.Especially after the world cup, something happened to Fenerbahçe, which played legendary football before the world cup, and after the world cup, something happened to Fenerbahçe and it started to lose matches and points. In this season, in which it suffered unnecessary point losses to teams that were relegated and in the relegation zone, it could not become champion by taking heavy blows on the way to the championship again. Jesus could not focus on the league and the result of this was once again paid by fenerbahçe and its fans.

If the league was played over 34 games, what you said would be correct, but there were 19 teams in the league and 2 more games were played than normal. Considering the 2 wins given by decision, the teams gained 6 points more. So 80 points isn't very high. For example, the years when Beşiktaş won the league with 77 and 79 points in the league played over 34 matches were an important domination. After that, since the number of teams in the league is constantly played, a healthy evaluation cannot be made.
Next year, the league will be played with 20 teams again, so we will watch for 38 weeks. Therefore, the point scale for the championship will still be above 80. If the teams have a championship claim, they must win at least 25 matches and not be defeated by their direct opponents.

Fenerbahce finally got a cup, and Jorge Jesus resigned right after the game as well. Kudos to them, they really deserved it, in fact having 80 points in a single season is normally a championship level points as well, so Fenerbahce actually had a great season, with 80 points and a cup but Galatasaray was better because they had 88, on the other hand Fener was doing very well at Europa as well to be fair and lost to eventual champions on aggregate, won one of the games as well.

So, we can easily say that this could be the best season they had in a long long time. Sad that their manager is leaving, if he stayed and had a few more decent transfers then maybe he could have taken this team further, he was a manager that was worthy of having at least 3-4 season total before you let him go.

Latest rumors is that premier league clubs (no idea which ones) offered 17 million for Boey, and there was a 19 million offer by Spurs to Nelsson as well, and now there is a 35 million offer for Zaniolo as well. We know these players are wanted players and can leave, which is why its not a shock that teams are trying to get them because they know we are looking to sell them. However, IF we actually do sell these players for this amount of money (I once again feel like rumors are way too much) that would make it 71 million dollars in a single transfer period. That is highest ever recorded if I am not mistaken, would have to check but I still think that's not going to happen. I talked about the possibility before, but these are actual offers that newspapers shared, not "estimates" but actual news, are the news correct and not made up? I don't know, maybe they are true, maybe they are made up to sell more paper and get more clicks, I feel like it could be fake because I have never seen a Turkish team sell players for this much before.

In the 60th minute, the unnecessary red card of the defender was perhaps the breaking point of the match.The movement of the defender was a very unnecessary movement and the red card decision was unfortunately correct.I would have wanted bodrumspor to win instead of pendikspor to win, but they could not achieve this. Pendikspor started to cool down when there were 30-35 minutes left in the match and I don't think they will be able to hold on in the super league next year if they play like this against the teams in the super league.You expect such teams to play more courageously without fear, they have nothing to lose anyway.

Unfortunately, according to the hearings I received, there was a very serious match-fixing scandal. It was already more or less clear from the referees decisions in the game. Those who investigate the situation of Pendikspor and Eyüpspor will understand the event. I don't want to speculate any more here, the enthusiast will investigate and realize the situation. We all know that such things happen, but the football community never talks about them. They only know what's what among themselves. I don't think this team can hold on to the Super League next year.

Teams already started transfer rumors and they are on the road but we have no idea how its going to go. Icardi is back to PSG now and we are working overtime to find a solution to get him, that dude would be an amazing transfer without a doubt and we need him but he is also very expensive. So we need two things to handle first, we have 2 players we could sell, one is Boey and the other is Nelsson, those two worth at least 30 million together, possibly even more. That means we could get maybe like 40 million and 10 of that could go towards Icardi, that's decent. Secondly we are waiting on sponsorship deal, if we can get a lot of money for that, it would be great to do that as well and we could probably make a ton of money from there, and we could build a team with that. I think we need a long term solution, because we can't keep selling players, but first we need to get Icardi because we literally have no strikers. Even if we get nobody at defense, after Boey and Nelsson leaves, we could have Abdulkerim Bardakci and Kaan Ayhan, would be great duo and help us with Turkish player rule as well, doesn't mean they will be just as good, but at least we have someone there, we have absolutely no strikers, just Mohamed and he hasn't been around for many years so I expect him to be sold off quickly. Lets see what happens, its going to be a very entertaining summer period. I am not expecting quick moves, it will take months without a doubt.

I felt sorry for Bodrumspor, Pendik won the match and qualified for the super league. A team in a place like Bodrum is not very big and its facilities are much less than other teams. If they could be in the league, it would be very good for that region. But unfortunately we won't be able to watch them next year.
I wish the number of Anatolian teams to increase in the Super League. It will contribute to making the league more fun and competitive

I absolutely agree with you. Besides instead of Giresunspor which have been a colourful team in the league I would have liked İstanbulspor to relegate from the league which have almost no supporters. It made happy that Samsunspor have promoted to the Super League this year. I hope we can see Bodrumspor also in the Super League.

Pendikspor and Bodrumspor are playing in the fight for the Super League. There are too many İstanbul teams in the Super League. I would like to see Bodrumspor in the Super League. The first half of the match ended with Pendikspor superiority 2-1. I hope Bodrumspor will turn the match in the second half. We want to see more Anatolian teams in the league, not more İstanbul teams. Especially the presence of Mediterranean and Aegean teams adds color to the league. Since most of the matches are played in the same city at the moment, there is no excitement as an away game.

Besiktas drew in its last match and managed to finish the league in 3rd place.Besiktas increased the pressure in the first minutes and found the goal in the first half, while it was going to close the first half 2-0 ahead, it could not prevent the goal scored by Konyaspor in the last minute and managed to close the first half 2-1 ahead.Konyaspor started the second half fast and scored 2 goals in the first 6 minutes of the second half and managed to take the lead 2-3. In the 62nd minute tayfurun equalized the situation with his goal, but 5iktaş could not make good use of the fact that konyapsor was down to 10 men 3 minutes later and drew.
Both istanbulspor and giresunspor defeated their opponents in the match that concerns the teams in the relegation pot and therefore the relegated team was giresunspor.We can say that istanbulspor played a one goal match against umraniyespor.They didn't even give umraniyespor a chance to play.

It seems as though the season's main storylines are all but decided - a novel with its ending already written, save for the subplot between İstanbulspor and Giresunspor. It's a scenario where each step could either pave the way to safety or lead straight into the pit of relegation. Quite dramatic, isn't it?

My personal take aligns closely with the common sentiment, forecasting an easy win for İstanbulspor against the already relegated Ümraniyespor. Giresunspor's path is undoubtedly steeper, facing Antalyaspor, yet who knows what a desperate quest for survival can inspire in a team? I'd suggest placing some wagers on both these games. After all, isn't unpredictability the spice of sports?