As the 2025–2026 Süper Lig season comes to a close with just two weeks remaining, clubs are bracing for a highly active summer transfer window. When the season ends, numerous players across Süper Lig teams will see their contracts expire. These include both loanees and players entering the final year of their deals. While many clubs are expected to undergo significant squad changes, some are facing a full restructuring process.
Fatih Karagümrük tops the list for the highest number of expiring contracts. The Istanbul club will see 15 players leave at the end of the season, seven of whom are on loan. The total market value of these players stands at €10.45 million, accounting for 70.4% of the club’s overall squad value.
Eyüpspor follows closely behind, with 13 players set to depart—eight of them loanees, signaling an intense summer of negotiations. The combined market value of these expiring contracts at Eyüpspor is €7.75 million. In the capital, Gençlerbirliği will lose 12 players, whose total market value reaches €12 million, representing a significant portion of the squad’s worth. Kayserispor and Kasımpaşa could also part ways with 12 players each.
Newly promoted sides Kocaelispor and Gaziantep FK face major transitions, with 11 players each out of contract. Konyaspor will see nine contracts expire, while Beşiktaş will lose seven players—worth a combined €51 million. Antalyaspor and Göztepe will each see seven departures.
At Çaykur Rizespor, Galatasaray, Samsunspor, Başakşehir, and Alanyaspor, six players each are set to leave. Notably, Galatasaray’s expiring contracts have a total market value of €59.45 million. Fenerbahçe and Trabzonspor will each see just four players depart at season’s end.
