Our selection of Turkish Clubs brings together the kits of the major clubs from Istanbul: away and third kits without a sponsor from Galatasaray, home kit and match shorts from Fenerbahçe, and tells the story of the three giants of Turkish football and their most heated derbies in the world.
The fervour of Istanbul, between two continents.
Turkish football is dominated by three clubs from Istanbul, the city that straddles Europe and Asia: Galatasaray, Fenerbahçe, and Beşiktaş. They share the vast majority of the championship titles in the Süper Lig. Their derbies, particularly the Kıtalar Arası Derbi between Galatasaray, on the European side, and Fenerbahçe, on the Asian side, are among the most passionate in the world, with stadiums alive with atmosphere and spectacular tifos.
Turkish clubs can be categorised by club:
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Founded in 1905 by students from the Galatasaray High School, the club is the most successful in Turkey. In 2000, it became the first Turkish club to win a European trophy, the UEFA Cup, against Arsenal, before securing the Super Cup against Real Madrid. Their colours, red and yellow, are featured on the home kit; the away kits and the third kit, without a sponsor, showcase a simplified version that collectors value.
Fenerbahçe, founded in 1907 in the Kadıköy district, on the Asian side, plays in yellow and navy blue, with an iconic home kit featuring vertical stripes. The match shorts complete the outfit. Beşiktaş, the black and white club, plays by the Bosphorus. The kits for these clubs are made by Puma and adidas. You should wash your jersey inside out at thirty degrees to preserve the badge.
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Galatasaray is the only Turkish club to have won a European Cup: the UEFA Cup in 2000, against Arsenal on penalties, and then the Super Cup the same year against Real Madrid.
Galatasaray plays in yellow and red, Fenerbahçe in yellow and navy blue, earning it the nickname of Yellow Canaries, and Beşiktaş in black and white, featuring a black eagle as its emblem.
The Kıtalar Arası Derbi pits Galatasaray, on the European bank of Istanbul, against Fenerbahçe, on the Asian side. Separated by the Bosphorus, the two clubs engage in one of the most heated derbies in the world.
With no commercial logo on the chest, the jersey highlights the club's colours and badge, giving a more streamlined look. Supporters and collectors appreciate it for wearing both in the city and at the stadium.
Galatasaray holds the record for the most championship titles in Turkey, ahead of Fenerbahçe and Beşiktaş. The three Istanbul clubs share the vast majority of Süper Lig titles.