The spending limits for Super League teams for the 2025-2026 season have been announced.

The spending limits for Super League teams for the 2025-2026 season have been announced.

01.07.2025 00:31

The Turkish Football Federation has announced the spending limits for Super League teams for the 2025-2026 season.



The Turkish Football Federation (TFF) Club Licensing Board has determined the spending limits for Super League teams for the 2025-2026 season.

THE HIGHEST LIMIT BELONGS TO GALATASARAY

According to a statement from the TFF, Galatasaray, the champion of the last 3 seasons in the league, has the highest spending limit. Fenerbahçe is in second place, and Beşiktaş is in third place.

According to the Club Licensing and Financial Sustainability Regulation, the spending limits of clubs can be increased by the Club Licensing Board based on the specified reasons and procedures, with applications to be made by December 15, and no later than 18:00 on the last day of both transfer and registration periods.

The new season spending limits for Super League teams (in Turkish lira) are as follows:

  • Galatasaray: 6,137,773,446
  • Fenerbahçe: 4,816,196,233
  • Reeder Samsunspor: 1,039,453,100
  • Beşiktaş: 3,397,251,589
  • RAMS Başakşehir: 987,881,703
  • Eyüpspor: 546,553,433
  • Trabzonspor: 2,341,275,298
  • Göztepe: 552,038,071
  • Çaykur Rizespor: 1,345,252,036
  • Kasımpaşa: 481,052,381
  • TÜMOSAN Konyaspor: 1,415,698,662
  • Corendon Alanyaspor: 669,229,611
  • Bellona Kayserispor: 940,370,334
  • Gaziantep FK: 570,028,038
  • Onvo Antalyaspor: 468,999,111
  • Kocaelispor: 853,381,305
  • Gençlerbirliği: 853,381,305
  • Solwie Energy Fatih Karagümrük: 853,381,305
The spending limits of Super League teams for the 2025-2026 season have been announced


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