
Mo Salah Signs for Trabzonspor Until 2028
Mohamed Salah has officially signed with Turkish club Trabzonspor, with a contract running until June 2028. The announcement was made on social media.
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Mohamed Salah has officially signed with Turkish club Trabzonspor, with a contract running until June 2028. The announcement was made on social media.

Mohamed Salah has agreed to join Turkish club Trabzonspor on a two-year deal as a free agent after leaving Liverpool, the club confirmed.

Besiktas are not close to signing Darwin Nunez, according to reports. The Turkish club is focused on a dream move for Mohamed Salah, while Nunez may leave Al Hilal but is assessing multiple proposals.

Mohamed Salah is expected to review offers from Saudi Pro League and MLS clubs as he considers the next step of his career.

Former Egypt assistant coach Tito Garcia Sanjuan says the Pharaohs' competitiveness, tactical flexibility, and domestic league strength, not just Mohamed Salah, make them a threat against Argentina in the FIFA World Cup 2026 Round of 16.

Mohamed Salah said his Panenka penalty for Egypt against Australia in the 2026 World Cup shootout was a last-minute decision. Egypt advanced to the round of 16 after the win.

As the World Cup knockout stages heat up, 14 players still in the tournament are technically unemployed. Notable names like Casemiro, James Rodriguez, and Mohamed Salah are among those seeking new clubs, using the global stage to impress potential suitors.

Egypt are optimistic Mohamed Salah will recover from a hamstring strain in time to face Australia in the World Cup last-32. The captain returned to training on Tuesday after injury against Iran. Defensive concerns also loom for the Pharaohs.

Egypt's historic World Cup run is threatened by injuries to Mohamed Salah, Ahmed Fattouh, and Mohamed Abdelmonem. The Pharaohs face Australia in the Round of 32 on July 3.

Egypt achieved a historic milestone by winning their first World Cup match ever. Mohamed Salah contributed a goal and an assist in the victory.

Mohamed Salah scored to give Egypt a 2-1 lead against New Zealand, moving closer to the all-time goalscoring record for the Pharaohs. Egypt won 3-1 in the friendly match.