Mohamed Salah’s reported Trabzonspor deal worth US$44.6 million over two seasons

Egyptian superstar Mohamed Salah is reportedly set to earn an eye-catching financial package after agreeing to join Turkish Super Lig side Trabzonspor, with his proposed two-year contract valued at approximately US$44.6 million.

According to multiple reports, the lucrative agreement extends beyond Salah’s salary, with the former Liverpool forward also expected to receive 20 percent of the revenue generated from the sale of his official Trabzonspor jerseys.

The commercial clause further highlights the club’s confidence in the global appeal of one of African football’s most recognizable stars.

The reported package ranks among the most significant contracts in Turkish football and underlines Trabzonspor’s ambition to strengthen their squad with a marquee signing ahead of the new season.

The club has already confirmed that negotiations with Salah are underway, with the Egyptian international expected to complete the remaining formalities before officially joining the Black Sea outfit.

Salah, who became a free agent following the end of his spell at Liverpool, attracted interest from several clubs before Trabzonspor emerged as frontrunners for his signature.

His arrival would represent one of the biggest transfers in the club’s history and a major statement of intent as they prepare to compete domestically and in Europe.

Beyond his performances on the pitch, Salah’s immense commercial value has made him one of football’s most marketable figures.

The reported jersey sales agreement reflects Trabzonspor’s expectation that the Egyptian icon will significantly boost merchandise sales and the club’s global profile.

If finalized, the deal will see Salah begin a new chapter in Turkey after an illustrious career that included multiple domestic and European trophies with Liverpool, where he established himself as one of the greatest players in the club’s history.