Mohamed Salah negotiations at Beşiktaş: Agent Rami Abbas reportedly lowers commission demand
It has been claimed that agent Rami Abbas has agreed to lower his commission demand during the negotiations Beşiktaş is conducting for the transfer of Mohamed Salah.
A new development has reportedly occurred in the contacts Beşiktaş is maintaining for the transfer of Mohamed Salah. It is stated that the Black and Whites are continuing their discussions with Salah's agent, Rami Abbas, regarding commission details.

According to the report in Winwin, Abbas has agreed to reduce the commission fee he requested to complete the transfer. It was conveyed that Beşiktaş is waiting for the final details regarding the agent commission to be clarified in order to finalize the deal.
According to the report by Yağız Sabuncuoğlu, Salah's representative has lowered the 7.5 million euro commission previously reported to be requested, moving closer to the figure proposed by Beşiktaş President Serdal Adalı.
President Serdal Adalı had reacted to the agent commission in a statement he made regarding the matter in recent days. Adalı had stated, "The agent raised his commission to incredible figures. This rate reached approximately 35 percent. For us, such a percentage is unacceptable under any circumstances. We do not believe Salah is aware of these figures."
Whether the Black and White club will move to the official signing stage for the Salah transfer will depend on the outcome of the commission negotiations between the parties.
News Source: 12punto
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