Trabzonspor stocks have seen a striking rise in October!

Trabzonspor's Championship Race and Stock Performance

As of the end of October, Trendyol Super League season began on August 8, and 12 weeks have passed since then. During this period, Trabzonspor (#TSPOR) and Galatasaray (#GSRAY), who are competing for the championship on the field, have also stood out with impressive gains for stock investors. Under the management of head coach Fatih Tekke, Trabzonspor achieved a high home points average of 2.33 in the 2025-2026 season, marking a significant success in both the football and financial worlds.

Trabzonspor's 13.4% Gain

Trabzonspor provided its investors with a 13.4% gain from the start of the league on August 8 until the end of October, making it the club with the best performance in the stock league. This success has drawn attention not only for Trabzonspor's performance on the field but also for the returns it has provided to investors.

Galatasaray and Stock Rise

The undefeated leader of the Super League, Galatasaray, has managed to please both its supporters and investors with successful statistics. Galatasaray achieved 2 wins and 1 loss in 3 matches of the Champions League and gained 8.1% in its stock value from the start of the league until the end of October. This performance has also enhanced Galatasaray's market strength.

Beşiktaş and Fenerbahçe's Negative Performance

Beşiktaş, distant from the championship race, saddened both its supporters and investors during this period. Starting the season under Norwegian head coach Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, Beşiktaş felt the need to change coaches due to poor results. Beşiktaş's stocks lost 8.9% in value from the start of the league until the end of October.

Another Super League representative, Fenerbahçe, could not continue with poor results under Portuguese coach Jose Mourinho and agreed with Italian coach Domenico Tedesco. During this process, Fenerbahçe's stocks experienced a 21.1% loss in value, hurting its investors.

Changes in Market Value Figures

Galatasaray's market value was 18 billion 360 million lira on August 8 and increased to 19 billion 845 million lira by the end of October. In the same period, Trabzonspor's market value rose from 8 billion 400 million lira to 9 billion 525 million lira, while Fenerbahçe's value declined from 16 billion 87 million 500 thousand lira to 12 billion 700 million lira. Beşiktaş's market value also dropped from 9 billion 340 million 178 thousand 92 lira to 8 billion 510 million 909 thousand 943 lira.