Galatasaray and Fenerbahce icons, prolific imports and beloved homegrown idols have shaped Turkish football across generations. Which will win?
1Hakan SukurGalatasaray striker and the Super Lig's all-time top scorer with 249 league goals.
2Lefter KucukandonyadisFenerbahce icon of the 1950s and 60s, often cited as Turkish football's greatest ever player.
3Metin OktayGalatasaray legend nicknamed Tac-siz Kral and a six-time Super Lig top scorer.
4Tanju ColakGalatasaray striker who won the European Golden Boot in 1988 with 39 league goals.
5Rustu RecberFenerbahce goalkeeper whose 2002 World Cup run cemented his Super Lig legend status.
6Gheorghe HagiRomanian playmaker whose Galatasaray years brought four Super Lig titles and the 2000 UEFA Cup.
7Roberto CarlosBrazilian left-back whose Fenerbahce years included the 2007 Super Lig title.
8Daniel PancuRomanian striker who became a Besiktas cult icon during the 2000s.
9Alex de SouzaBrazilian playmaker who is Fenerbahce's all-time top scorer and most beloved foreigner.
10Wesley SneijderDutch playmaker who lifted three Super Lig titles with Galatasaray in the mid-2010s.
11Didier DrogbaIvorian striker whose Galatasaray spell helped the club to the 2012-13 Super Lig title.
12Mario JardelBrazilian striker who won the European Golden Shoe with Sporting and starred in the Super Lig with Galatasaray.
13Burak YilmazGalatasaray and Trabzonspor striker, multiple-time Super Lig top scorer of the 2010s.
14Arda TuranGalatasaray homegrown playmaker who later joined Atletico Madrid and Barcelona.
15Mauro IcardiArgentine striker whose Galatasaray goals delivered the 2023 and 2024 Super Lig titles.
16Jay-Jay OkochaNigerian playmaker whose Fenerbahce years left an indelible mark before he joined PSG.
17Bulent KorkmazGalatasaray captain and one-club centre-back who lifted six Super Lig titles and the 2000 UEFA Cup.
18Hakan CalhanogluKarlsruhe-developed playmaker who returned to the Super Lig as a 2020s Turkish football star.




















