Mohamed Salah has completed a move to Turkish club Trabzonspor, signing a two-year deal after leaving Liverpool as a free agent, according to Sky Sports.
The Egyptian winger departed Anfield this summer following a mutual decision to terminate his contract a year early, bringing to a close a nine-year spell that cemented his status as one of the Premier League's most prolific forwards. Across 442 appearances for Liverpool, Salah found the net 257 times, a record that leaves him as the club's third-highest goalscorer in history.
His trophy haul at Anfield included Premier League and Champions League titles, but the 33-year-old now embarks on a fresh challenge in Turkey with Trabzonspor. The move represents a significant coup for the Turkish side, who land a player of Salah's pedigree and global profile on a free transfer following the expiry of his Liverpool terms.
Details of Salah's exact role, wages or unveiling at Trabzonspor were not disclosed in the report. His departure closes one of the Premier League's great goalscoring chapters, with Liverpool now needing to fill the void left by their record-breaking forward.