Beşiktaş intensifies pursuit of Mohamed Salah with 24‑hour deadline
Beşiktaş JK has submitted a two‑year contract offer to Egyptian forward Mohamed Salah that includes a guaranteed €15 million annual salary plus roughly €4 million in performance bonuses, pushing the total cost beyond €40 million. The club set a 24‑hour window for Salah to respond, with the deadline slated for the upcoming Monday. President Serdal Adalı confirmed the final offer has been sent to the player and his representatives, and the club will not raise the bid further.
The Turkish side is preparing a large‑scale video announcement to publicise the signing, aiming for a global splash should the deal close. Funding for the transfer is being explored through a sponsorship arrangement with a major airline, which could underwrite a significant portion of the player's salary.
Beşiktaş’s transfer agenda also features a bid for Portuguese striker Rafael Leão. Milan has indicated it will only entertain a permanent sale, demanding €60 million for the player, while Beşiktaş’s valuation for Leão is reported at €14 million. The club’s broader recruitment drive includes interest in players such as Leandro Trossard.
Entities: AC Milan · Beşiktaş JK · Liverpool FC · Mohamed Salah · Rafael Leão · Serdal Adalı
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- [○ 1 SOURCE] Beşiktaş offered Salah a two‑year contract with a €15 million guaranteed annual salary and €4 million performance bonuses, total cost over €40 million. (Fact)
- [○ 1 SOURCE] Beşiktaş is negotiating with an airline to sponsor and finance Salah's transfer. (Fact)
- [● 2 SOURCES] Beşiktaş president Serdal Adalı said the club sent the final offer to Salah and is awaiting his decision. (Fact)
- [● 2 SOURCES] Beşiktaş gave Salah a 24‑hour deadline to respond, set for Monday. (Fact)
- [● 2 SOURCES] Beşiktaş is preparing a video announcement for Salah's signing. (Fact)
- [● 4 SOURCES] Beşiktaş is in negotiations to sign Mohamed Salah. (Fact)
- [● 2 SOURCES] Beşiktaş is in talks to sign Rafael Leão, with Milan refusing a loan and only allowing a permanent transfer. (Fact)