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Süper Lig

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Champions: Galatasaray

ClubStadiumCityCapacity
GalatasarayRams Parkopened 2011Istanbul15,655,924 people52,652
FenerbahçeŞükrü Saracoğlu Stadiumopened 1908Kadıköy467,919 people50,530
KonyasporKonya Metropolitan Municipality Stadiumopened 2014Konya2,232,374 people42,276
BeşiktaşBeşiktaş Stadiumopened 2016Istanbul15,655,924 people41,903
TrabzonsporŞenol Güneş Sports Complexopened 2016Trabzon824,352 people41,500
KayserisporKadir Has Stadiumopened 2009Kayseri1,389,680 people32,864
BursasporBursa Atatürk Stadiumopened 1979Bursa2,901,396 people25,213
GöztepeGürsel Aksel Stadiumopened 2021İzmir4,493,242 people20,040
AnkarasporOsmanlı Stadiumopened 1974Ankara5,803,482 people19,626
SivassporSivas 4 September Stadiumopened 1985Sivas365,274 people14,998
KasımpaşaRecep Tayyip Erdoğan Stadiumopened 2005Istanbul15,655,924 people14,234
AntalyasporAkdeniz University Stadiumopened 2012Antalya2,426,356 people7,100
Capacity not recorded yet
AkhisarsporSpor Toto Akhisar Stadiumopened 2018Akhisar181,472 people–
AlanyasporAlanya Oba Stadiumopened 2011Alanya364,180 people–
GençlerbirliğiEryaman Stadiumopened 2019Ankara5,803,482 people–
İstanbul BaşakşehirBaşakşehir Fatih Terim Stadiumopened 2014Istanbul15,655,924 people–
Kardemir KarabüksporDr. Necmettin Şeyhoğlu Stadiumopened 1974Karabük131,989 people–
Yeni MalatyasporNew Malatya Stadiumopened 2017Malatya750 people–

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