2025-2026 season transfer spending limits for the Süper Lig announced
The Turkish Football Federation (TFF) has announced the 2025-2026 season spending limits for clubs in the Trendyol Süper Lig. Galatasaray has the highest spending limit at 6 billion 137 million 773 thousand 446 TL.
The Turkish Football Federation Club Licensing Board determined the 2025-2026 season Süper Lig Team Spending Limits during its meeting on June 30, 2025.
Galatasaray, which finished the 2024-2025 season as champions, has been assigned a spending limit of 6 billion 137 million 773 thousand 446 TL for the new season.
The Board set the spending limit for Fenerbahçe at 4 billion 816 million 196 thousand 233 TL and for Beşiktaş at 3 billion 397 million 251 thousand 589 TL.
In accordance with Article 121 of the Club Licensing and Financial Sustainability Instruction, which came into effect on December 30, 2022, the Süper Lig Team Spending Limits were calculated as follows:
Teams - Spending Limit (TL)
Galatasaray: 6,137,773,446
Fenerbahçe: 4,816,196,233
Samsunspor: 1,039,453,100
Beşiktaş: 3,397,251,589
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
Konyaspor: 1,415,698,662
Alanyaspor: 669,229,611
Kayserispor: 940,370,334
Gaziantep FK: 570,028,038
Antalyaspor: 468,999,111
Kocaelispor: 853,381,305
Gençlerbirliği: 853,381,305
Fatih Karagümrük: 853,381,305
News Source: 12punto
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