Fenerbahçe finished the season in second place in the Süper Lig with 99 points, a remarkable achievement largely due to the outstanding performances of its key players.
Dusan Tadic in particular stood out, appearing in all 38 league matches and emerging as the player with the most appearances for the team this season.
Tadic, the Serbian player who joined Fenerbahçe at the start of the season, has been a mainstay of the team, starting 37 of the 38 league matches and coming off the bench just once, in the first half of the season against Konyaspor.
Despite his age of 35, Tadic has played a total of 3,160 minutes in the league, scoring 10 goals and providing 14 assists, proving his continued quality and importance to the team under coach İsmail Kartal.
In addition to his outstanding performances in the league, Tadic made a total of 56 appearances in the Süper Lig, UEFA Europa Conference League and Turkish Cup, amassing an impressive 4,438 minutes on the pitch, scoring 16 goals and providing 16 assists, demonstrating his consistency and impact across various competitions.
Close behind Tadic were Ferdi Kadıoğlu and Sebastian Szymanski, who both played in 37 games each.
Kadıoğlu in particular stood out for his stamina, playing the full 90 minutes in 35 of the 37 games in which he appeared.
The 24-year-old midfielder played a total of 3,328 minutes in the league, scoring one goal and providing four assists, proving his importance in Fenerbahçe’s midfield.
Sebastian Szymanski, on the other hand, played a total of 2,898 minutes in the league, scoring 10 goals and providing 11 assists, although he missed one game due to suspension.
The Polish player made a decisive contribution to Fenerbahçe’s season, especially with his important assists and goals from midfield.
Jayden Oosterwolde and Dominik Livakovic played crucial roles in defense, with Oosterwolde appearing in a total of 43 games and Livakovic keeping goal in 40 games.
Oosterwolde in particular demonstrated his versatility by making 27 league appearances, 13 UEFA Europa Conference League appearances and three Turkish Cup appearances, proving his reliability and consistency in various competitions.
Livakovic, on the other hand, played a total of 3,629 minutes in 40 games, conceded 39 goals and kept 17 clean sheets, which underlines his importance as Fenerbahçe’s goalkeeper throughout the season.
