Mohamed Salah signs two-year contract with Trabzonspor

Mohamed Salah has signed a two-year contract with the Turkish club Trabzonspor, marking a major strategic move for the team. Trabzonspor President Ertugrul Dogan revealed that the transfer was finalized within a week following discussions held via Zoom. To secure the Egyptian star, the club has agreed to a package including an annual salary of 17 million euros and a 20 percent share of profits from merchandise bearing his name.

Dogan noted that Salah was motivated by the intense football culture and supporter passion in Trabzon rather than purely financial competition. The club has already seen a significant impact, with season ticket sales covering approximately 70 percent of Salah’s annual wage. The club aims to use this high-profile signing to transform Trabzonspor into a global destination for emerging young talents.

In related developments, former Trabzonspor Vice President Murat Bozoğlu celebrated the signing in Kyrenia, Cyprus, by distributing 250 Salah jerseys to hotel staff at the Cratos Hotel. Additionally, the club is reportedly exploring the transfer of Milan midfielder Yunus Musah, though high transfer fees remain a potential obstacle.