After Officially Signing His Contract, Mohamed Salah Begins a New Chapter with Trabzonspor Until 2028

Mohamed Salah has officially begun his journey with Turkish side Trabzonspor after signing a two-year contract that will keep him at the club until the summer of 2028. The move comes on a free transfer following the expiration of his Liverpool contract, marking a new challenge in the Turkish Super Lig after nine successful seasons in English football.
Trabzonspor confirmed the signing through an official statement, accompanied by photos of Salah signing his contract. The club described the deal as one of its most significant acquisitions in recent years before introducing the Egyptian captain to supporters at Papara Park.
The Turkish club also revealed the financial terms of the agreement. Salah will receive a guaranteed annual package worth €17 million, consisting of €10 million as his annual salary and €7 million as a signing bonus, in addition to performance-related incentives based on his appearances and achievements with the team.
The contract also grants the Egyptian star 20% of the revenue generated from official merchandise bearing his name, while the player's agent will receive a 5% commission, according to the details released by the club.
Salah expressed his delight after completing the transfer, describing the welcome he received upon arriving in Turkey as extraordinary. He added that he is eager to begin this new chapter and help Trabzonspor compete for domestic and European honors.
With the deal now complete, attention turns to Salah's competitive debut for Trabzonspor, as supporters hope the Egyptian star can lead the club into a new era both domestically and in European competition.
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