There is something magnificent about Egyptian superstar Mohamed Salah when he plays football. If you don’t know him, you probably wouldn’t choose him first when choosing a team, but the moment the whistle blows, you see a player made for football and made to score goals.
When he now leaves Liverpool, it is as far away the highest scoring Premier League player of all time and with it all the most prestigious trophies.
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There have long been rumours, but now it seems that Mohamed Salah is actually on his way to Turkey despite Saudi Arabia offering Cristiano Ronaldo similar salaries. Beşiktaş is said to have reached an agreement with the Egyptian on the financial framework – yet two crucial points remain before the transfer can become official.
According to beIN SPORTS Türkiye reporter Tayfun Akkaya, the parties have already agreed on the money. But as in all big deals, the devil is in the details.
🧩 Two pieces that are missing in place
The negotiations are in the final phase, but two important issues still remain:
- Salah’s image rights – who owns the rights to his name and image in a commercial context?
- The contract length – how long will the superstar commit to the black and white shirt?
Until these two points are in place, the transition cannot be stamped as complete. But the signals are still positive.
👑 Almost finished on top in Liverpool
Salah recently ended a historic nine-year spell at Liverpool. At Anfield, he became a legend – one of the club’s greatest modern players. He won everything there was to win in England and Europe:
- 🏆 Champions League
- 🏆 Premier League (the club’s first in 30 years)
- 🏆 FIFA Club World Cup
- 🏆 FA Cup and Carabao Cup
He leaves Merseyside with his head held high – as one of the highest-scoring and most admired attackers in the club’s history.
🌍 A journey through Europe’s greats
Now 34 years old, Salah has had a formidable career across Europe’s top leagues:
- Chelsea (England) – where he was first introduced to the Premier League crowd
- Fiorentina (Italy) – where he showed his class in Serie A
- Roma (Italy) – where he took the step up to become an established star
- Liverpool (England) – where he became a global icon
If the remaining negotiations go ahead, Salah faces a whole new chapter in his career – this time in Turkish football. Beşiktaş supporters are already dreaming of seeing the Egyptian magician at Vodafone Park.
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