Fenerbahce appoints Emre Belozoglu as coach after Kasimpasa departure
Emre Belozoglu is set to return to Fenerbahce as head coach following talks with the club.

KEY POINTS
- Fenerbahce reached an agreement with Emre Belozoglu to become head coach
- Kasimpasa officially said goodbye to Belozoglu and his staff
- Belozoglu previously coached Fenerbahce in 10 matches with seven wins
- He also played for Inter, Newcastle United, and Atletico Madrid
- Kasimpasa finished fifth this season with 17 points from its last 10 matches
Fenerbahce has reached an agreement with Emre Belozoglu to become its new head coach after Ismail Kartal. The club's management held talks on November 3, 2026, which concluded positively, and an official announcement is expected soon.
Kasimpasa officially bid farewell to Belozoglu, who is expected to take over at Fenerbahce. The Istanbul club thanked Belozoglu and his staff for their work and wished them success in the next stage of their careers.
“We thank Emre Belozoglu and his staff for their effort and contribution during their time at our club, and wish them success in their new period.”
Belozoglu previously coached Fenerbahce in 10 matches, winning seven, drawing two, and losing one, with a points average of 2.30 per game. He has also managed Rams Basaksehir, MKE Ankaragucu, Antalyaspor, and Kasimpasa.
As a player, Belozoglu represented Fenerbahce as well as major European clubs including Inter, Newcastle United, and Atletico Madrid. The 46-year-old coach is reported to speak three languages.
Kasimpasa avoided relegation last season and finished fifth in the league this season after collecting 17 points from its last 10 matches. Belozoglu's performance with the team led to renewed interest from Fenerbahce.
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