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Mohamed Salah has officially signed for Turkish Super Lig side Trabzonspor on a free transfer, bringing an end to his legendary nine-year spell at Liverpool.
The 34-year-old Egyptian winger agreed to a two-year contract running until 2028 with a record-breaking salary package worth around €17 million per year, making him the highest-paid player in Turkish football history.
After talks with Besiktas and Saudi Pro League clubs stalled over financial terms, Trabzonspor stepped up with a record offer to land the Egyptian king.
Salah leaves Anfield as one of the greatest players in Liverpool’s entire history, scoring over 200 goals and winning every major trophy available
UEFA Champions League (2019)
Premier League Titles (2020, 2025)
FA Cup (2022)
EFL League Cup (2022, 2024)
FIFA Club World Cup & UEFA Super Cup (2019)
Individual Honors: 3x Premier League Golden Boot winner, PFA Player of the Year, and African Footballer of the Year.
Trabzonspor have completed one of the biggest transfer shocks in modern football history, landing a genuine Liverpool legend who conquered England and Europe.
