The Spaniards tested Galatasaray using artificial intelligence

Galatasaray, which has added Leroy Sane to its squad and is counting the days for Victor Osimhen, is also planning to bring Ederson into the team. With many other star players being discussed, Galatasaray has managed to draw all the attention to itself in Europe.

While Galatasaray's transfers are on the agenda of the European press, the Spanish newspaper Sport made an interesting report. The newspaper tested what Galatasaray could achieve in Europe’s top five leagues using artificial intelligence.

The article about Galatasaray in Sport newspaper begins with the following lines: "While clubs like Liverpool, Tottenham, Atlético Madrid, and Real Madrid are dominating the transfer market, a quieter team is building a grand project and a glorious future. Galatasaray, Turkey’s historic football club, is smartly and decisively assembling a top-tier squad that can compete effortlessly in the best leagues of the world. So… how would this team perform in Europe’s five biggest leagues?"

"In recent years, clubs like Galatasaray have managed to bring in stars who have already made a name for themselves in their careers. Juan Mata, Dries Mertens, and Mauro Icardi, despite still being able to shine at the elite level, chose to head towards Istanbul. However, this summer, the squad being built by the Turkish giant is making the previous seasons feel like mere anecdotes. After winning their 25th championship, the target is clear: not giving José Mourinho’s Fenerbahçe any chances."

"Leroy Sané's arrival was a huge surprise for the Turkish giant’s sporting management, and the management plans to complement this big name with more elite players. The project is reaching intimidating proportions, and we will now take a closer look."

"The forward line is truly impressive. With Leroy Sané and Yunus Akgün filling the wings, the Turkish club is very close to making the biggest splash of the summer: Victor Osimhen. After an excellent loan season, the Turks are trying to convince Aurelio De Laurentiis to allow him to leave Napoli."

How would this Galatasaray perform in the major leagues outside Turkey? Here’s the million-dollar question: How far would this Galatasaray go in the five major European leagues? Artificial intelligence answers it as follows:

In France, they would finish second right behind Paris Saint-Germain.
In Germany, they would finish third and earn a Champions League spot.
In Italy and Spain, they would finish fourth and participate in the highest-level European competition.
In England, they would finish sixth, at the bottom of the Big Six, collecting enough points to qualify for the Europa League.