Trabzonspor’s 2026-27 European fixtures, standings and broadcast details

Trabzonspor will begin their 2026-27 European campaign against Finnish side KuPS on Thursday, 15 October, as the Turkish club prepares for a six-match league phase against opponents from across the continent.

The Turkish side will also face Hearts, Freiburg, CSKA Sofia, Jablonec and Red Star Belgrade as they look to make progress in European competition during the 2026-27 season.

Their opening fixture against KuPS will be followed by a home meeting with Scottish club Hearts on 22 October, before Freiburg visit on 5 November. Trabzonspor will then travel to Bulgaria to face CSKA Sofia on 26 November.

The campaign continues with a home match against Czech side Jablonec on 10 December, before Trabzonspor conclude their scheduled league-phase fixtures away to Serbian club Red Star Belgrade on 17 December.

The club’s European schedule offers a series of challenging encounters, with matches spread across October, November and December.

Trabzonspor’s European fixtures for 2026-27

Trabzonspor’s six scheduled matches are listed below, with kick-off times given in Mecca time and broadcast details provided in the supplied schedule.

FixtureDateKick-offBroadcaster
KuPS vs Trabzonspor15 October 202619:45beIN SPORTS 3
Trabzonspor vs Hearts22 October 202619:45beIN SPORTS
Trabzonspor vs Freiburg5 November 202620:45beIN SPORTS
CSKA Sofia vs Trabzonspor26 November 202623:00beIN SPORTS
Trabzonspor vs Jablonec10 December 202620:45beIN SPORTS
Red Star Belgrade vs Trabzonspor17 December 202623:00beIN SPORTS

The schedule begins with an away trip to Finland before Trabzonspor return to their home ground for successive matches against Hearts and Freiburg.

Their November visit to CSKA Sofia will be followed by a home encounter against Jablonec in December. The final listed fixture takes them to Serbia to face Red Star Belgrade.

Trabzonspor’s position in the European standings

Trabzonspor are listed in 34th place in the supplied standings for the 2026-27 competition, with all 36 teams yet to record a result.

The Turkish club have played no matches, with zero wins, draws or defeats. They have scored no goals and conceded none, leaving their goal difference at zero and their points total at zero.

The standings remain level across all 36 listed teams because no matches have been recorded in the table. Trabzonspor’s position is therefore a starting position rather than an indication of their performance during the competition.

Other clubs included in the standings are Ajax, Atalanta, Braga, Brighton, Copenhagen, Freiburg, Hearts, Monaco, Panathinaikos, Red Star Belgrade and Twente.

Trabzonspor’s position will change as results are recorded during the league phase.

Where to watch Trabzonspor’s European matches

According to the supplied broadcast information, beIN SPORTS holds exclusive broadcasting rights for the UEFA Europa League during the 2026-27 season across the Arab world, covering territories from the Atlantic Ocean to the Arabian Gulf.

Supporters in those territories can also follow the matches online through beIN CONNECT and TOD, the two streaming services identified in the broadcast details.

The listed fixtures include beIN SPORTS 3 for Trabzonspor’s opening match against KuPS, while the remaining five games are listed under beIN SPORTS.

The broadcast information provided relates to the Arab region. Viewers in other territories should check their local broadcasters for coverage of the competition.

Trabzonspor will now look to make a positive start against KuPS before turning their attention to the five remaining fixtures on their European schedule.

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Abdul Majeed Yakubu
Abdul Majeed is a dedicated football writer with a strong foundation in both technology and journalism. He holds a degree in Computer Science from Accra Technical University, but his passion for storytelling saw him begin his journalism journey even before entering university.He previously worked as a Staff Writer at Ghanaguardian.com, where he developed his craft in news writing and digital publishing. His growing interest in sports journalism has since led him to focus on football, bringing a unique blend of analytical thinking and narrative clarity to his work.Abdul is currently a Staff Writer at African.Football, where he contributes engaging and insightful content aimed at a global audience of African football enthusiasts.

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