Şükrü Saracoğlu Stadyumu

Football at this address began in 1908, when the ground was still known as Union Club Field, laid out on a stretch the locals called Papazın Çayırı, the priest's meadow. The name changed hands with the pitch itself over the following decades — İttihatspor Field, then Silahtar Ağa Stadium — long before Fenerbahçe's own name attached to it.

The stadium that stands now dates to 1982, after the old ground was closed and demolished in the mid-1960s and rebuilt from the ground up. It took the name Şükrü Saracoğlu in 1998, honouring a former club president, and carried commercial branding as the Ülker Stadyumu for nine years before that arrangement ended. In 2025 the naming rights passed to Chobani.

It sits in Kadıköy, on the Asian side of the Bosphorus. The pitch itself runs on a SISGrass hybrid surface, natural turf reinforced with synthetic fibre.

Fenerbahçe have called it home across every one of those names, and the ground's identity has shifted with the club's own history rather than against it.