Czech striker Andrea Staskova, who previously played for Galatasaray, has praised Fenerbahçe for its professionalism, comparing it favorably to her former club. Staskova, now a key player for Fenerbahçe ArsaVev, spoke to Demirören Haber Ajansı (DHA) about her experience with the club.
Staskova, who recently led Fenerbahçe to the Women's Super League title, expressed her satisfaction with the club's support and resources. "When I joined Galatasaray, there was no interpreter, but here at Fenerbahçe, we have three different interpreters. That's a big difference," she noted.
Reflecting on her season, Staskova said, "Last year, I didn't score many goals, but this year, I scored a lot. My teammates and coaches have been incredibly supportive. I feel very proud of myself and my team." She added that she has felt at home since her arrival, noting the club's welcoming atmosphere and the efforts of her teammates to help her integrate.
Staskova also highlighted Fenerbahçe's upcoming UEFA Women's Champions League campaign, expressing her excitement and the club's determination to perform well in the competition. "We are looking forward to playing in the Champions League. It's a dream that will come true," she said.
She concluded by thanking the Fenerbahçe supporters for their consistent support, saying, "I want to thank them for always being there for us, cheering from the stands and supporting us in away games."
UPDATE: May 20, 2026, 13:11
How can anyone deny that Fenerbahçe is a better club when they've got a player like Staskova singing their praises? This is what real professionalism looks like, and Galatasaray fans should be fuming. What do you think, fellow fans? Is this the start of a new era for Fenerbahçe?