

Fenerbahçe SK
Founded
1907
Coach
Ismail KartalVenue
Chobani Stadyumu Fenerbahçe Şükrü Saracoğlu Spor Kompleksi
City
İstanbul
Capacity
47,834
Surface
grass
Did you know?
Fenerbahce SK was founded in 1907 in the Kadikoy district on the Asian side of Istanbul.
Season Stats
Record
26W 6D 4L
H:14W/A:12W
Goals
90 / 39 (+51)
H:42/A:48
Clean Sheets
12
H:6/A:6
Rank
2
Sidelined Players (6)
Recent Results
vs Konyaspor
22/08/2026Süper Lig
vs Olympique Lyonnais
18/08/2026UEFA Champions League
@ Gençlerbirliği
15/08/2026Süper Lig
@ SK Sturm Graz
11/08/2026UEFA Champions League
vs SK Sturm Graz
05/08/2026UEFA Champions League
@ Górnik Zabrze
29/07/2026UEFA Champions League
vs Górnik Zabrze
21/07/2026UEFA Champions League
@ LASK
14/07/2026Club Friendlies
vs Pogon Szczecin
11/07/2026Club Friendlies
@ Admira
08/07/2026Club Friendlies
Upcoming Fixtures
@ Olympique Lyonnais
UEFA Champions League
26/08/2026
21:00
@ Samsunspor
Süper Lig
30/08/2026
20:30
vs Beşiktaş J.K.
Süper Lig
06/09/2026
14:00
@ Gaziantep FK
Süper Lig
13/09/2026
14:00
vs Eyüpspor
Süper Lig
20/09/2026
14:00
@ Rizespor
Süper Lig
11/10/2026
14:00
vs Alanyaspor
Süper Lig
18/10/2026
14:00
@ Galatasaray S.K.
Süper Lig
25/10/2026
13:00
vs Göztepe
Süper Lig
01/11/2026
13:00
@ Çorum FK
Süper Lig
08/11/2026
13:00
Fenerbahçe SK
Fenerbahçe Spor Kulübü, founded in 1907 in the vibrant Kadıköy district on Istanbul's Asian side and playing at the 50,530-capacity Şükrü Saracoğlu Stadium, holds the honour of being the most successful club in Turkish football history with a record 28 national championship titles and a Guinness World Record for the highest total medals across all sports branches. The club has attracted global superstars including Roberto Carlos, Robin van Persie, Mesut Özil, and Alex de Souza — worshipped as a deity by supporters with a statue outside the stadium. The club's stadium hosted the last-ever UEFA Cup final in 2009. In 2024, Fenerbahçe appointed José Mourinho as head coach in a high-profile move, raising ambitions of reclaiming the Süper Lig title after an 11-year absence, though the Portuguese departed in 2025 after finishing second.








































