Salah set for Turkish league switch after Trabzonspor talks, report says

Egyptian forward Mohamed Salah has reportedly reached an agreement with Trabzonspor over a two-year contract, according to journalist Yagiz Sabuncuoglu.

The reported agreement would see the Liverpool attacker move to the Turkish Super Lig after negotiations with Trabzonspor conducted over recent weeks.

Although the transfer has not been officially confirmed, the move would represent one of the most striking deals of the summer transfer window. It would also mark a major addition to the Turkish club’s attacking options, with Salah set to bring his experience to the team for the next two seasons if the signing is completed.

The report identifies Salah as the latest high-profile player to be linked with a move to Trabzonspor. An agreement involving the Egypt international would give the club a significant presence in the transfer market and would make the proposed switch one of the most notable pieces of business of the summer.

Salah’s reported move would take him from Liverpool to the Turkish top flight following talks that have taken place in recent weeks. The terms described by Sabuncuoglu cover two seasons, meaning the forward would be expected to remain with Trabzonspor for the next two campaigns should the deal be formally concluded.

At this stage, the available information concerns an agreement reported by Sabuncuoglu rather than an officially announced transfer. The finalisation of the move would therefore be required before Salah could be confirmed as a Trabzonspor player.

If completed, the signing would strengthen the club’s attacking department with a player whose experience at the highest level would be available to the team throughout the proposed contract. The deal would also give Trabzonspor one of the headline moves of the summer window.

For now, the key development is the reported agreement between Salah and Trabzonspor. Formal confirmation would turn the negotiations into a completed transfer and confirm the forward’s arrival in the Super Lig for the following two seasons.