Thomas Reis: We will try to do our best against Fenerbahçe.

05.01.2026 19:31

Samsunspor's head coach Thomas Reis held a press conference ahead of the Fenerbahçe-Samsunspor match, which will take place on Tuesday in the Turkcell Super Cup semi-final. Reis stated that it would be a tough match, saying, "Both coaches will play to win. We will try to do our best against Fenerbahçe."

A press conference was held before the Fenerbahçe-Samsunspor match, which will take place on Tuesday in the semi-finals of the Turkcell Super Cup. In the press conference held at the Yeni Adana Stadium, which will host the match, Samsunspor's head coach Thomas Reis stated that it would be a tough match.

'WE HAVE GONE THROUGH A HEAVY TRAFFIC '

Reis, who mentioned that there have not been many opportunities for rest, said, "Looking at the first half of the league, we have gone through a heavy traffic. We will try to do our best in this regard. Both coaches will play to win. Tomorrow, we will try to do our best against Fenerbahçe." he stated.

'WE ARE NOT ONLY WITHOUT MUSABA'

Reis, who stated that Anthony Musaba is no longer one of their players and that he would not comment on the player, said, "We are not only without Musaba, we have many injured players. Other players have had the opportunity to play. They will try to do their best. They have shown a very successful performance, being the only unbeaten team. They have also performed well in other competitions. A tough match awaits us. It will be a good match." he evaluated.

'IT WILL BE THE SAME TOMORROW'

Reis explained that they have two tough matches ahead of them to reach the cup, and he noted: "We deserved to come here by performing very well last season. We will try to enjoy tomorrow's match. I have not yet decided on the squad. I am not a coach who loves excuses and crying. The injuries mean that other players have the chance to play. Emre is also injured. It is a difficult situation for us. We need to show a strong mentality tomorrow. I am proud of all my players for their performance so far. Regardless of the conditions, they have tried to do their best, and it will be the same tomorrow."