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- All league statistics from turkish-soccer.com
- All European statistics from The Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation
- ↑ Trabzonspor won the Başbakanlık Kupası and Süper Kupa.
- ↑ Trabzonspor also won the Süper Kupa.
- ↑ Trabzonspor also won the Başbakanlık Kupası and the Süper Kupa.
- ↑ Trabzonspor also won the Süper Kupa.
- ↑ Trabzonspor was penalized by UEFA and couldn't play in European Cup Winners' Cup. See - 1977-78 1.Lig
- ↑ Trabzonspor won the Süper Kupa.
- ↑ Trabzonspor won the Süper Kupa.
- ↑ Trabzonspor won the Başbakanlık Kupası.
- ↑ Beginning this season winning teams gained 3 points instead of 2 points. See - 1987-1988 1.Lig
- ↑ Trabzonspor won the Başbakanlık Kupası.
- ↑ Trabzonspor won the Süper Kupa.
- ↑ Trabzonspor won the Başbakanlık Kupası.
- ↑ Beginning this season the 1st League was named as Süper Lig. The 2nd League became the 1st League and the 2nd League became the 3rd League