Mohamed Salah has officially joined Turkish club Trabzonspor, confirming his transfer through their social media channels. According to Turkish media reports, Salah will earn €17 million for the season, including potential bonuses totaling €5 million. Additionally, he will receive 20% of the revenue from every sold jersey bearing his name. His arrival has generated significant excitement among fans, evidenced by the large number of jerseys expected to be sold. Salah will wear the number 61 at Trabzonspor, different from his iconic number 10 with Egypt’s national team and his number 11 at Liverpool. Last season, Salah earned around €20 million while playing for Liverpool. This salary, including bonuses, exceeds what he earned during his time in Europe’s most competitive league. Trabzonspor spent over €40 million in this transfer window, with €13 million allocated to winger Aral Simsir. Salah joined without a buyout clause after his contract with Liverpool expired. The club also signed former goalkeeper Andre Onana from Inter Milan and Manchester United.
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