The Türkiye Fantasy season moves into Matchday 4, with the opening three rounds already giving managers plenty to think about.

Ahead of the deadline, our expert @EnesGnerDoan23 returns to reveal his latest team and highlight the players, fixtures and captaincy options on his radar. This week, he has also produced a Fixture Difficulty Rating (FDR) ticker, which could help managers plan their chips across the upcoming rounds.

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FIXTURE TICKER

Before looking at my Matchday 4 team, the updated fixture ticker above highlights both the upcoming domestic schedule and European matches.

With Galatasaray, Fenerbahçe, Beşiktaş and Trabzonspor all balancing European commitments, rotation could become increasingly important. Looking beyond one Matchday can therefore help us identify the best teams to target, potential fixture swings and future opportunities to use our Manager Cards.

TEAM REVEAL

TEAM REVEAL

Last week was a frustrating one for me, finishing on just 49 points. Not captaining Victor Osimhen proved costly, while using the Triple Captain chip on Orkun Kökçü backfired. Beşiktaş scored six goals, yet Kökçü failed to register a return. Dušan Vlahović, meanwhile, marked his first start with a hat-trick.

Before moving onto this week’s picks, the fixture difficulty ticker has now been updated to include the confirmed Champions League, Europa League and Conference League schedules. This should make it even more useful when planning transfers and Manager Card usage around potential rotation.

TFF Fantezi Lig have also improved their prizes, with the top 10 managers now rewarded each week and a PlayStation 5 among the prizes available.

TRABZONSPOR

Matchday 4 could be particularly difficult for Fantasy managers. Fenerbahçe face Beşiktaş in the first derby of the season, while European football is about to begin for several of the biggest clubs. We also saw just one clean sheet last week, so defensive points could again prove difficult to predict.

Despite losing to Amed FK last time out, Trabzonspor head into the round as the biggest favourites. Fatih Tekke has since left his position as head coach, so it will be interesting to see how the players respond.

Mohamed Salah is one of my leading captaincy options. There are plenty of alternatives alongside him too, with Aral Şimşir and Ernest Muçi completing a potentially exciting midfield triple-up.

Paul Onuachu hasn’t started the campaign particularly well but remains an option up front. We saw last season just how many goals he can score when everything clicks.

There could also be clean-sheet potential. André Onana offers a route into the defence, while the full-back positions are less certain. Mustafa Eskihellaç and Wagner Pina Cabral could be considered if they retain their places, but Christantus Uche Nwaiwu looks the more secure defensive pick.

GALATASARAY

Galatasaray feature in the opening match of the round, and Victor Osimhen remains an easy hold.

The striker is averaging an extraordinary 12.5 shots per game, more attempts than some entire teams are managing. Başakşehir’s goalkeeper could therefore rack up saves, but I’d still expect Osimhen to have opportunities to score.

He is once again a captaincy candidate, although Galatasaray’s upcoming Champions League fixture introduces the possibility of an earlier substitution.

Elsewhere, Yunus Akgün, the in-form Gabriel Sara and Aleksandr Batrakov provide alternative routes into the attack.

FENERBAHÇE v BEŞİKTAŞ

The first derby of the season makes Fenerbahçe v Beşiktaş particularly difficult to predict.

These meetings can produce entertaining, high-scoring matches, so there are still plenty of Fantasy options despite the difficult fixture on paper.

Mason Greenwood and Vedat Muriqi stand out for Fenerbahçe, while Leandro Trossard and hat-trick hero Dušan Vlahović are among the Beşiktaş players to consider.

RİZESPOR

Rizespor are the surprise team I’m currently looking to load up on.

Qazim Laci has particularly impressed me. He creates chances, isn’t afraid to shoot and regularly gets into dangerous positions. This week, he faces an Alanyaspor defence that has lost key defender Ümit Akdağ to Beşiktaş, potentially improving Laci’s chances of finally turning those performances into attacking returns.

There are defensive options too. Mithat Pala can take some free-kicks, while Modibo Sagnan carries a threat from set pieces.

Goalkeeper Yahia Fofana is another option. The Côte d’Ivoire international offers save potential alongside the possibility of a clean sheet.

KOCAELİSPOR v SAMSUNSPOR

This is another difficult match to call, but there are a handful of interesting options.

Haidara is my preferred Kocaelispor defender. He gets into advanced positions and also takes some corners, while Maglica provides an alternative because of his set-piece threat.

I still expect Samsunspor to score, though, which puts Watt and Josafat Mendes on the radar.

KASIMPAŞA v AMED FK

I’ve gone for one key attacker from each side here.

Adrian Benedyczak has delivered in every match so far, producing two goals and an assist, making him the standout Kasımpaşa option.

For Amed FK, Dia Saba is the player I prefer. Kasımpaşa’s defence has looked shaky, while Amed have shown that they can be dangerous going forward, even if their away performances remain something to monitor.

I wouldn’t look much further than those two. Cláudio Winck could be considered by managers who believe Kasımpaşa can keep a clean sheet.

THE OTHER FIXTURES

Erzurumspor v Konyaspor has the potential to be a low-scoring encounter. Neither side has started particularly well, so this may be a fixture to watch rather than heavily invest in. Deniz Türüç, Yhoan Andzouana, Ebrima Colley and Eren Tozlu are the main options for those wanting exposure.

Çorum FK’s defensive performances make their meeting with Eyüpspor interesting. Çorum have struggled at the back but continue to offer something going forward, while Eyüpspor remain a wait-and-see team. Kryzidis and Diomande, who scored an excellent goal last week, are two possible punts.

Göztepe v Gaziantep could actually provide some useful Fantasy options. Gaziantep have traditionally struggled away from home, while Göztepe continue to defend well. They conceded plenty of shots against Galatasaray but still came away with an impressive victory.

Juan, Efkan Bekiroğlu and Arda Okan Kurtulan are all on the radar. Kurtulan remains particularly high on my watchlist. Goalkeeper Gugeshashvili is another interesting option because he combines save potential with a reasonable chance of a clean sheet.

CAPTAINCY AND MANAGER CARDS

Mohamed Salah and Victor Osimhen are the two standout captaincy options for me.

Normally, either could even justify using the Quadruple Captain card. Trabzonspor are in a difficult situation after last week’s defeat and will want a convincing response in front of their supporters, which makes Salah particularly appealing.

Osimhen is capable of doing significant damage even with limited minutes, while Başakşehir haven’t looked particularly convincing defensively. The concern is Galatasaray’s upcoming Champions League match, as an early substitution is possible.

Ultimately, the decision comes down to how much risk you’re willing to take. Salah is my preferred option for those wanting to attack the round with a captaincy chip, while Osimhen remains an excellent alternative.

Don’t forget to lock in your team before the deadline, which falls one hour before Galatasaray’s match.

Good luck for Matchday 4 – and hopefully one of you can land that PlayStation 5!