Egyptian star Mohamed Salah is about to define his future. A free agent after leaving Liverpool, the forward is in negotiations with Trabzonspor and is heading to Turkey for medical exams.
The journey of one of European football’s greatest modern icons is entering a new chapter.
The 34-year-old superstar Mohamed Salah is on his way to the Turkish market. Following his successful stint at Liverpool, the player has reached an agreement in principle with Trabzonspor.
His arrival in the country is scheduled for this Wednesday (5).
The news, which has stirred up the international football world, was confirmed by the Turkish club itself.
The athlete is expected to land at Atatürk Airport in Istanbul before continuing his journey to the city of Trabzon, where he will undergo standard medical procedures and finalize the bureaucratic details of his new contract.
Agreement details
According to information from journalist Fabrizio Romano, the deal between the parties is expected to be a two-year contract.
Trabzonspor is already preparing a special reception for the Egyptian, and expectations are that an official announcement will be made in the coming hours.
The club’s activity on social media has also offered clues regarding the board’s optimism.
In a video referencing the pyramids of Egypt, the Turkish team has heightened the anticipation of local fans, who are eager for the arrival of one of the Premier League‘s most accomplished names in recent years.
Legacy and future
By leaving Liverpool, Salah closes a golden era that began in 2017.
In 442 matches for the ‘Reds,’ the forward scored 257 goals and provided 120 assists. His impeccable resume includes nine titles, including the Champions League and two Premier League trophies.
Additionally, the player comes off a consistent performance at the 2026 World Cup, where he represented his national team.
The transfer to Turkish football marks a significant change of scenery for the athlete.
The player is seeking a new challenge following the early termination of his previous contract, which was set to run until 2027. The conclusion of these negotiations is expected to shake up the European transfer market and bring a new level of technical quality to the Turkish club this season.
