As the 2026/27 Trendyol 1. Lig (Türkiye 1st Division) season progresses, several young talents are making their mark. Here are three standout U23 players who have been turning heads with their performances. These rising stars are analyzed based on data from the Comparisonator platform. Their impressive statistics highlight their influence on the pitch and their potential for future success.
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Mame Mor Faye (’05) (RW) – Esenler Erokspor
Mame Mor Faye’s CompaAI Parameters League Offensive report:
Mame Mor Faye’s strongest seasonal indicators are his Shots (1st, 2.5), Shots – Open play (1st, 2.0), Touches in box (1st, 3.63), Successful dribbles (1st, 3.0), Successful dribbling in the final third (1st, 2.5), and xG (1st, 0.37). This paints the picture of a highly active, direct right winger who drives into the box, beats defenders consistently, and arrives in dangerous scoring zones. His main limitations are on the creative side and in efficiency: assists, xA, shot assists, and shot accuracy sit below the top end of the position group, while ball losses are relatively high. Tactically, he can be used as an aggressive wide attacker in transition or in a structured attack that wants a winger to break lines, attack the box, and finish moves rather than serve primarily as a creator.
Bartu Göçmen (’03) (CB) – Boluspor
Bartu Göçmen’s CompaAI Parameters League Defensive report:
Bartu Göçmen’s best ranking parameters are clearly in Defensive actions, Successful defensive actions, Interceptions, Pass interceptions, Ball recoveries in own half, Ball recoveries in own box, Clearances, and Successful sliding tackles %, where he is either 1st or near the top of the league among CBs. His profile points to a centre-back with exceptional defensive volume, strong anticipation, and reliable box protection. He may be best used in a compact defensive structure, especially in a deeper block or a match plan that prioritizes protecting central spaces and defending the box. His weaker outputs in opponent-half actions suggest less suitability for a very aggressive high-line or advanced pressing role, where more actions are demanded far from goal.
Ahmed Traore (‘07) (RW) – Fatih Karagumruk
Ahmed Traore’s CompaAI Parameters League Offensive report:
Traore’s strongest seasonal indicators are dribbling in the final third, overall dribbles, touches in the box, offensive actions, and chance creation through assists/xA. He profiles as a high-impact wide attacker who can break lines, carry the ball into dangerous zones, and contribute to both creation and finishing phases. The main concerns are ball security, goal efficiency, and limited threat from long-distance or set-piece actions. Tactically, he can be used as an attacking RW in a system that gives him freedom to isolate defenders, attack the box early, and combine with overlapping support, while keeping structural cover behind him to reduce the cost of turnovers.
