Mohamed Salah Joins Trabzonspor on Free Transfer, Signs Two-Year Deal After Liverpool Exit

Mohamed Salah has officially begun a new chapter in his illustrious career after completing a free transfer to Turkish Süper Lig club Trabzonspor, bringing an end to months of speculation over his next destination.

The Egyptian forward signed a two-year contract with Trabzonspor after leaving Liverpool at the end of his deal this summer. The move is widely regarded as one of the biggest signings in the Turkish club’s history and a major statement of intent ahead of the new season.

Salah departs Anfield as one of Liverpool’s greatest-ever players. During his nine-year spell with the Premier League giants, the 34-year-old established himself as a club legend, scoring hundreds of goals and helping the Reds lift major trophies, including the Premier League and the UEFA Champions League.

His arrival has sparked celebrations among Trabzonspor supporters, who turned out in large numbers to welcome the global football icon. The club is expected to rely on Salah’s experience, leadership and proven goalscoring ability as it targets success in both domestic competitions and European tournaments.

Confirming the deal, Sky Sports News reported on Thursday: “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.”

The transfer finally brings clarity to Salah’s future after weeks of intense speculation following his departure from Liverpool. His decision to continue his career in Turkey is expected to increase the global profile of the Turkish Süper Lig while boosting Trabzonspor’s ambitions on and off the pitch.

Before the official announcement, Salah received a hero’s welcome from hundreds of supporters after arriving in Turkey, underlining the excitement surrounding one of the most high-profile transfers in the club’s history