With the summer transfer season over as of Tuesday, Spor Toto Super League teams' new squads now include a total of 183 foreign footballers from 55 different countries. So to speak, the Turkish league has turned into a melting pot. Turkish teams have the right to 14 foreign footballers in their squads, a significant increase on previous quotas. The amount of foreign footballers per club has now reached 10.16. Bursaspor, which sold many of their footballers for astronomical transfer fees, have the highest number of foreign footballers. The Crocodiles have 13 foreign players. They are followed by Fenerbahçe, Gençlerbirliği, Antalyaspor, Eskişehirspor and Osmanlıspor with 12 foreign footballers each. Trabzonspor and Torku Konyaspor have 11 foreign footballers, while Beşiktaş and Çaykur Rizespor have 10; Kasımpaşa, Medicana Sivasspor, Gaziantepspor and Mersin İdmanyurdu have nine.The teams with the least number of foreign footballers are Galatasaray, Kayserispor, Medipol Başakşehir and Akhisar Belediyespor with eight foreign footballers each. Brazil, which is the world's biggest exporter of footballers, has the highest number of foreign players in Turkey. A total of 22 Brazilian footballers play at Turkish clubs. Spor Toto Super League also employs 11 Cameroonians and 10 Portuguese; Nigerian and Serbian footballers. France exported seven footballers to Turkey while there are six footballers from Senegal, Romania and Sweden. Germany, the Netherlands and Bosnia-Herzegovina sent five players to Turkey. Belgium, Czech Republic, Argentina, Ivory Coast, Democratic Republic of Congo are represented by four footballers in the league. There are three footballers each from Spain, Guinea, Morocco, Bulgaria and Slovenia; two from Denmark, Colombia, Algeria, Chile, Hungary, Japan, Poland, Burkina Faso, Ghana, Lithuania and Albania, and one footballer each from Uruguay, Canada, Costa Rica, Paraguay, Peru, Slovakia, Mali, Ethiopia, Iceland, Croatia, Angola, Venezuela, Moldova, Montenegro, Belarus, Bolivia, Iraq, Georgia, Switzerland, Macedonia, Greek and Liberia.Europe is well ahead as an exporter of football players compared with the other continents. A total of 91 footballers from Europe play for Spor Toto Super League teams. Europe is followed by Africa with 51 footballers. South America sent 36 footballers to Turkey while Japan sent two. One footballer each has come from Canada, Iraq and Georgia.