Seven Teams Change Head Coach in 9 Weeks of Süper Lig
In the first nine weeks of the Süper Lig, Gaziantep FK, Trabzonspor, Gençlerbirliği, Samsunspor, Çorum FK, Eyüpspor and Fenerbahçe changed their head coaches. With Fenerbahçe's parting of ways with İsmail Kartal, the number of teams that have changed head coach rose to seven.
Seven clubs have changed head coach in the first nine weeks of the Süper Lig. Gaziantep FK, Trabzonspor, Gençlerbirliği, Samsunspor, Çorum FK, Eyüpspor and Fenerbahçe are the teams that parted ways with their coaches during this period.
The first separation of the season came at Gaziantep FK. After the third week, the club split with Romanian head coach Mirel Radoi and appointed Orhan Ak as his replacement. At Trabzonspor, the club parted ways with Fatih Tekke and reached an agreement with German head coach Thomas Reis.
Samsunspor replaced Thorsten Fink, whom it had appointed at the start of the season, with Croatian head coach Nenad Bjelica. At Gençlerbirliği, after Metin Diyadin resigned, Bernd Storck took over the role.
Çorum FK parted ways with Uğur Uçar during the international break and appointed Burak Yılmaz in his place. Eyüpspor, after suffering an 8-0 defeat to Fenerbahçe, parted ways with Özhan Pulat and brought in Mustafa Dalcı.
Fenerbahçe, after losing away to Galatasaray in the ninth week of the league, reached a mutual agreement with İsmail Kartal and parted ways with him. With this separation, the number of teams that changed head coach in the first nine weeks rose to seven.
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