Mohamed Salah's jersey number at Trabzonspor has been revealed
Transfer efforts continue at Trabzonspor ahead of the new season. The burgundy-blues have successfully concluded the Mohamed Salah transfer they have been working on for a long time.
According to the report by 61Saat, Mohamed Salah has signed an official contract with Trabzonspor.
It was stated that Salah will wear the number 11 jersey for the burgundy-blue team.
Trabzonspor has concluded the transfer negotiations, which were carried out with great secrecy for a long time, and reached an agreement with the Egyptian star.
While a principle agreement has been reached between the parties, it was stated that the star footballer is expected to arrive in Istanbul tomorrow and sign the official contract following medical examinations.
The transfer of the world-famous footballer has caused a wide stir not only in Turkey but also in the European and Middle Eastern press.
The fact that the star player, who has achieved countless successes in his career, will wear the burgundy-blue jersey is considered one of the most sensational transfers in Trabzonspor's history.
CAUSED A WIDE STIR IN THE WORLD PRESS
Mohamed Salah's transfer to Trabzonspor made headlines in many countries, primarily in England and Egypt. The arrival of the star footballer, who is one of the important names in world football, to the Süper Lig has also caused a great stir in the international public opinion.
News Source: 12punto
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