26.03.2026 13:42
Once competing in the Süper Lig, Giresunspor has been relegated to the Regional Amateur League (BAL) for the first time in its history. With four weeks left in the season, Giresunspor's relegation was mathematically confirmed in the TFF 3rd League Group 3, as they finished in last place with only 17 points from 26 matches. The financial problems faced by the club, the transfer ban, and player losses accelerated the decline. Founded in 1967, the Black Sea team will fight to return to professional leagues in BAL next season.
Once competing in the Super League, Giresunspor has been relegated to the Regional Amateur League (BAL) for the first time in its history after experiencing a significant decline.
RELEGATION CONFIRMED 4 WEEKS AGO
With 4 weeks remaining until the end of the season in TFF 3rd League Group 3, Giresunspor's relegation was mathematically confirmed. The Black Sea representative finished at the bottom of the league, collecting only 17 points in 26 matches.
FROM SUPER LEAGUE TO AMATEUR
The green-white team, which was in the Super League during the 2022-2023 season, drew attention with its consecutive declines. In the 2023-2024 season, Giresunspor, which was relegated from TFF 1st League, could not hold on in TFF 2nd League either and was relegated to TFF 3rd League this season.
TRANSFER BAN AND DISSOLVING SQUAD
The financial problems faced by the club, the transfer ban, and player losses accelerated the decline process. The crisis within the team turned into a collapse that extended to the amateur league.
COMPETING IN AMATEUR LEAGUE FOR THE FIRST TIME
Founded in 1967, Giresunspor will compete in the amateur league for the first time in its history. The Black Sea team will strive to return to professional leagues in BAL next season.