Mohamed Salah signs Trabzonspor deal after leaving Liverpool, with the Egyptian star joining the Turkish club on a two-year contract

Egyptian football star Mohamed Salah has completed his move to Turkish Süper Lig club Trabzonspor, signing a two-year contract after ending his highly successful nine-year spell with Liverpool.

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The 34-year-old forward joined Trabzonspor as a free agent after leaving Anfield this summer, marking the beginning of a fresh chapter in a career that has seen him become one of football’s most recognised attacking players.

The completion of the transfer was confirmed on Thursday, with reports describing the move as one of the biggest signings in Trabzonspor’s history.

During his time at Liverpool, Salah established himself as one of the club’s greatest-ever players, delivering remarkable goalscoring numbers and helping the team secure major honours, including the Premier League and UEFA Champions League titles.

His arrival in Turkey has generated widespread excitement among Trabzonspor supporters, who welcomed the opportunity to see a global football icon represent the club.

The agreement is expected to add significant experience and attacking quality to a Trabzonspor side aiming to challenge strongly in domestic competitions and make an impact in European football.

According to Sky Sports News, “Mohamed Salah has now signed his two-year contract with Trabzonspor. The former Liverpool winger signs on a free transfer after he departed Anfield earlier this summer.”

Salah’s transfer follows months of speculation about his next destination after his Liverpool departure. The Egyptian forward had attracted attention from several clubs before deciding to continue his career in Turkey.

Before completing the move, Salah received a warm reception from hundreds of supporters in Istanbul as he arrived in the country ahead of his medical and contract formalities.

For Trabzonspor, the signing represents a statement of ambition, while Salah will look to bring his elite-level experience, leadership and goalscoring ability to a new football environment.

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The former Liverpool star now faces the challenge of adapting to Turkish football while helping his new club pursue success on both domestic and European fronts.