Transfer plans frozen over new TFF foreign player rule
The TFF's new 10+4 foreign player rule has forced Galatasaray to hit the brakes on all transfer activity. Your club can now register only 10 foreign players in the squad, with the remaining 4 spots requiring homegrown status. The board has already drawn up a new roadmap to navigate the restriction, but the immediate consequence is clear: every planned signing is now on hold while the club reassesses the squad against the new limits. (1) (4)
Özbek set for fourth term, running unopposed
Dursun Özbek will be elected Galatasaray president for a fourth time today at the General Assembly. He is the sole candidate, making the outcome a formality. The vote will determine the leadership direction of the club for the coming years, continuity at the top, but with serious questions to answer, starting with how the board handles the transfer freeze. (2) (3) (6)
Camavinga or Gueye on the midfield shortlist
Galatasaray have made a move into La Liga in search of midfield reinforcements. The two names on the table: Real Madrid's Eduardo Camavinga and Pape Gueye. Camavinga would be a blockbuster, young, elite, but extremely difficult to extract from Madrid. Gueye is the more realistic alternative. Either way, any deal now depends on how the new foreign player rule reshapes the squad. (5)
Fan-reaktioner
The 10+4 rule has fans furious, with supporters calling the TFF's decision self-sabotage, working against its own league rather than helping it. Meanwhile, Hakan Safi's comments about Osimhen have resurfaced and are drawing skeptical reactions from those who feel the club missed its chance. On a lighter note, the subreddit is celebrating Barış Alper Yılmaz's birthday today, and fans are already looking ahead to the Super Cup semi-final against Konyaspor. Join the discussion
