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The Turkish transfer market is abuzz with what appears to be a dramatic twist. Mohamed Salah, heavily linked with Besiktas in recent days, is now reportedly on the verge of joining Trabzonspor.
This assurance comes from the Turkish press, which reports on the advanced state of negotiations between the Black Sea club and the Egyptian international. The forward, currently a free agent after his contract with Liverpool expired, has a two-year deal on the table.
To seal the deal with the player, Trabzonspor's management has put forward significant financial incentives. The proposed terms include an annual salary of around 15 million euros for each of the two seasons of the contract.
Should the move materialize, Mohamed Salah's arrival in Turkish football would be one of the most impactful signings in the league's history. The transfer promises to rival, in terms of media attention and international projection, the acquisition of Nigerian forward Victor Osimhen by Galatasaray two seasons ago.
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