Mohamed Salah is in advanced talks to join Turkish Super Lig side Trabzonspor following his departure from Liverpool. Trabzonspor confirmed the negotiations Tuesday, marking a significant move for the Egyptian winger after six seasons at Anfield.
Salah's exit from Liverpool came after months of contract standoff. The club and player failed to reach agreement on new terms, leading to his release this winter. At 32, Salah still commands elite-level wages, and a move to Turkey represents both a step down competitively and a lucrative payday before his career winds down.
Trabzonspor, one of Turkey's biggest clubs, rarely lands players of Salah's profile. The move would boost the league's global profile while giving the winger a chance to dominate in a less demanding environment. His potential arrival also signals the club's ambitions heading into the second half of the season.
For Liverpool fans, this completes an era. Salah leaves as one of the Premier League's all-time greats, having won a title, two cups, and posting numbers that defined a generation of attacking play. The Reds now face the reality of rebuilding their attack without him.