With Galatasaray set to face Juventus in a two-leg European knockout tie, we step back and look at what this moment really means for the club and its supporters.

We talk about:

why the first leg in Istanbul is critical

how Juventus will approach this tie

where Galatasaray must impose their identity

and why context, patience, and execution matter more than reputation

Galatasaray lose 2–0 to Fenerbahçe in the Süper Kupa final — a derby defeat that stings, but doesn’t define the season.

In this episode of The Galatasaray Show, we take a calm, big-picture look at what this result actually means for Galatasaray. Yes, losing a derby always matters emotionally, especially against Fenerbahçe. But structurally, this match changes nothing about the league race, Europe, or the long-term goals of the squad.

We’ve been here before. We discuss why reactions to matches like the TFF Süper Kupa often say more about the moment than the season, and why perspective matters after emotionally charged nights.

No panic. No overreaction.

Galatasaray win 4–1 and advance to the Super Cup Final — but more important than the scoreline, this was the most complete and healthy squad we’ve seen in months.

Eren returned from his 45-day suspension, started the match, and scored against his former team. Uğurcan was back from injury, several key bench and rotation players were available again, and the team looked calm, organized, and confident throughout the match.

In this episode, we talk about why this performance mattered — not because of the trophy itself, but because of what it tells us about the second half of the season. We discuss defensive stability, leadership returning to the lineup, squad depth improving, and how different the team looks when core players are back on the pitch.

We also look ahead to Saturday’s Final and what this momentum could mean going forward.

The winter transfer window is officially open — but when will Galatasaray actually make their moves? In this episode, we talk about Galatasaray’s transfer timing, why the club historically waits longer than other European sides, and what that means for this window.

Then we continue our Transfer Preview Series (Part 2) and take a closer look at five players linked to the club — especially in the context of rotation depth, squad planning, and eventually replacing Torreira.

In this episode we discuss:

• Manuel Ugarte — defensive midfielder, ball-winner, potential Torreira rotation + successor

We also talk about:

• the foreign player rule and why Turkish-eligible players matter

Plus some winter football talk — snow across Türkiye, upcoming matches, AFCON absences, and travel plans

Transfer Preview Part 1 — Building Depth for a Triple Campaign The winter transfer window opens in one week, and Galatasaray are preparing for a critical stretch across three fronts — the Champions League, Süper Lig, and Turkish Cup. In Part One of our Transfer Preview Special, we break down why squad depth in midfield and defense is essential if we want to stay competitive deep into the season. We start with the foreign player rule and how it shapes potential signings, then discuss the key positions most in need of reinforcement. From there, we dive into the first group of rumored targets — analyzing their profiles, roles, tactical fit, and which European clubs may also be competing for their signatures. This is a strategic look at how Galatasaray can strengthen the squad — not just to survive the schedule ahead, but to dominate it.

Galatasaray closed the first half of the season in emphatic fashion with a dominant 2–0 victory over Kasımpaşa. This was more than just three points — it was a complete performance built on control, pressure, and authority.

Galatasaray dictated the match from start to finish, limiting Kasımpaşa to zero shots for the entire game while piling on wave after wave of attacks. The visitors never found a way through a disciplined, well-organized Galatasaray side that left Gunay with nothing to do.

The night was capped by a historic moment as Mauro Icardi found the net to become Galatasaray’s all-time leading foreign goal scorer, surpassing the legendary Gheorghe Hagi.

With the win, Galatasaray head into the winter break on top of the table and full of momentum, with the transfer window approaching and key players set to return. A statement performance to finish the year strong.

Galatasaray delivered a dominant 4–1 away win over Antalyaspor to stay top of the Süper Lig heading into the final match before the midseason break. We break down the key tactical change — Yunus Akgün starting centrally — how it transformed the attack, and Mauro Icardi’s late goal that put the finishing touch on a statement victory.

Galatasaray travel south to face Antalyaspor in one of the Süper Lig’s most unique away fixtures — and it comes at a critical moment for Okan Buruk’s squad.

We begin by looking back at last season’s meeting, highlighted by Victor Osimhen’s brilliant goal — assisted by Morato, a player no longer at the club. It’s a clear reminder of how recent transfer decisions have left real gaps in the squad.

From there, we discuss what makes this trip to Antalya so different: the warm weather, the coastal setting, and the challenging away atmosphere that can test even the most experienced sides.

We then break down Galatasaray’s projected starting XI, explaining why each player is likely to start and how Okan Buruk may adjust following disappointment in Europe. We also analyze Antalyaspor — their manager, their leading scorer, and the threats they pose at home.

Finally, we look at the league standings, explain why this match matters so much in the title race, and finish with a match prediction — including a technical xG-based projection for both teams.

It’s a big match, a big test, and a big opportunity for Galatasaray to respond.

Thanks for listening, and as always: Haydi En Büyük Cimbom! 🔴🟡

Galatasaray suffer a disappointing 1–0 defeat away at AS Monaco in the Champions League — our second straight loss in Europe and one that raises serious questions about the team’s mentality, effort, and direction. With this result, Galatasaray drop to 17th place, sitting just three points above the cutoff line, and the performance looked flat from start to finish.

In this episode of The Galatasaray Show, Brad and Serkan break down:

What went wrong tactically

Why the team looked disconnected and unmotivated

Key players who struggled and why

How this loss changes the Champions League picture

What must improve before Saturday’s league match

The growing pressure on Okan Buruk and the squad

A frustrating night for Galatasaray supporters — but an important conversation about where the team goes from here.

In this episode of The Galatasaray Show Podcast, Brad breaks down a huge Champions League matchup as Galatasaray prepare to face AS Monaco on Tuesday night. With the squad finally getting healthier, the timing couldn’t be better.

Victor Osimhen returns.

A win in this match would take Galatasaray to 12 points and officially secure qualification for the Champions League knockout rounds. The pressure is high, the stadium will be rocking, and everything is on the line.

Brad discusses:

• What Osimhen and Yunus bring back to the attack

It’s a massive European night for Galatasaray, and we’re breaking it all down.