Turkey: Historic Title for Congolese Olga Massombo with Fenerbahçe!

Author: Merveil WelloPublished on: May 21, 2026Country: Turkey

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Turkey: Historic Title for Congolese Olga Massombo with Fenerbahçe!

Olga Massombo and her club Fenerbahçe have been crowned champions of Turkey after a crushing 8-0 victory against Ünye Kadın on the final day. Fenerbahçe finishes the season with 80 points, leaving Trabzonspor seven points behind. This title is a significant achievement for Massombo, who will participate in the women's Champions League next season.

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