Turkish Cup (Turkey) 2026/27

The Turkish Volleyball Cup, branded as Kupa Voley, serves as the primary national domestic cup competition for volleyball in Turkey. Organised by the Turkish Volleyball Federation (TVF), the tournament is conducted separately for men and women. While it sits below the top-tier domestic leagues in prestige, it is regarded as the second-most important domestic trophy after the league title. The men's edition commenced in the 1988–89 season, whereas the women's competition began in 1994–95. The Kupa Voley operates as a knockout tournament involving teams from the top leagues. The current format involves 14 participating teams from the respective top leagues. The top four or five teams from the previous league season receive byes directly to the Quarter-finals. The remaining teams are divided into groups, typically three groups of three, for a round-robin stage. Group winners advance to the Quarter-finals. The Quarter-finals, Semi-finals, and Final are single-leg matches. The Final Four is often held in a neutral venue, such as Bursa in 2025. Participation is based on league standing, and there is no promotion or relegation associated with the cup. The competition is distinct from the Turkish Super Cup, which is a single-match contest between the previous season's league and cup winners. Winning the Kupa Voley guarantees qualification for the CEV Cup. Historically, Halkbank is the most successful men's club with nine titles, while VakıfBank is the most successful women's club with ten titles. Recent winners include Ziraat Bankkart for the men's 2024–25 season and Fenerbahçe for the women's 2024–25 season. Current club participants include Akkus Bld, Bursa, Cizre Bld, Gaziantep Genclik, Gebze, and Halkbank.