Süper Lig

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Champions: Trabzonspor

Club	Stadium	City	Capacity
Fatih Karagümrük	Atatürk Olympic Stadiumopened 2002	Istanbul15,655,924 people	80,597
Galatasaray	Rams Parkopened 2011	Istanbul15,655,924 people	52,652
Fenerbahçe	Şükrü Saracoğlu Stadiumopened 1908	Kadıköy467,919 people	50,530
Konyaspor	Konya Metropolitan Municipality Stadiumopened 2014	Konya2,232,374 people	42,276
Beşiktaş	Beşiktaş Stadiumopened 2016	Istanbul15,655,924 people	41,903
Trabzonspor	Şenol Güneş Sports Complexopened 2016	Trabzon824,352 people	41,500
Gaziantep	Gaziantep Stadiumopened 2017	Gaziantep1,680,723 people	33,502
Kayserispor	Kadir Has Stadiumopened 2009	Kayseri1,389,680 people	32,864
Göztepe	Gürsel Aksel Stadiumopened 2021	İzmir4,493,242 people	20,040
Rizespor	Rize City Stadiumopened 2009	Rize147,996 people	15,558
Altay	Alsancak Mustafa Denizli Stadiumopened 1929	İzmir4,493,242 people	15,358
Sivasspor	Sivas 4 September Stadiumopened 1985	Sivas365,274 people	14,998
Kasımpaşa	Recep Tayyip Erdoğan Stadiumopened 2005	Istanbul15,655,924 people	14,234
Adana Demirspor	5 January Fatih Terim Stadiumopened 1973	Adana1,765,981 people	14,085
Giresunspor	Giresun Atatürk Stadiumopened 1941	Giresun125,682 people	12,191
Antalyaspor	Akdeniz University Stadiumopened 2012	Antalya2,426,356 people	7,100
Capacity not recorded yet
Alanyaspor	Alanya Oba Stadiumopened 2011	Alanya364,180 people	–
Hatayspor	New Hatay Stadiumopened 2021	Antakya377,793 people	–
İstanbul Başakşehir	Başakşehir Fatih Terim Stadiumopened 2014	Istanbul15,655,924 people	–
Yeni Malatyaspor	New Malatya Stadiumopened 2017	Malatya750 people	–

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