Mohamed Salah (foto: uradna spletna stran kluba)
Mohamed Salah has completed his move to Trabzonspor, signing a lucrative two-year contract that includes a unique share of shirt sales.
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Mohamed Salah has officially begun a new chapter in his remarkable career after completing a sensational move to Trabzonspor.
The Turkish club confirmed the arrival of the Egyptian superstar by publishing photographs of Salah wearing his new shirt after he arrived to finalize the transfer.
Following the expiration of his contract with Liverpool, Salah has signed a two-year deal with the Super Lig club.
A historic financial package
Trabzonspor have reportedly put together one of the richest contracts ever seen in Turkish football.
According to multiple reports, Salah will earn around €17 million per season, while the agreement also includes up to €5 million in bonuses.
One clause has attracted particular attention.
Salah will reportedly receive 20 percent of the revenue generated from the sale of official Trabzonspor shirts bearing his name, an exceptionally rare arrangement in modern football.
The club expects demand for Salah jerseys to reach unprecedented levels following the arrival of one of the sport's biggest global stars.
A new challenge after Liverpool
Salah leaves Liverpool after one of the most successful spells in the club's modern history.
During his years at Anfield, the Egyptian established himself as one of the world's best forwards, winning major domestic and European trophies while becoming one of Liverpool's all-time leading goalscorers.
Now, at the age of 34, he begins a fresh challenge in Turkey, where expectations will be enormous.
Trabzonspor hope Salah's arrival will not only strengthen the team on the pitch but also significantly increase the club's international profile and commercial revenues.
For Turkish football, the signing represents one of the biggest transfer coups in the history of the Super Lig.