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Turkish Minister of Justice takes an exceptional decision after Mohamed Salah's transfer to Trabzon

Via Btolat

Turkish Justice Minister Akin Gürlük made a decision after the transfer of the Egyptian international star Mohamed Salah to the Trabzonspor team during the current summer transfer window.

The management of Trabzonspor club succeeded in concluding the signing of the Egyptian Mohamed Salah, the former Liverpool legend, after all reports indicated that Beşiktaş club was close to signing him.

Trabzon club announced the signing of the Egyptian international star Mohamed Salah with a contract that extends until 2028.

Salah is preparing for his first appearance with the Trabzonspor team, under the leadership of coach Fatih Tekke, in their first match in the Turkish League against Kasimpasa within the new 2026/2027 season competitions.

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The Turkish Justice Minister made a decision to attend a match for Trabzonspor club during the Europa League competitions in which it is scheduled to participate next season.

The Justice Minister said, in statements via "61" radio: "I know the extent of your love (the people of Trabzon city) for sports, and especially your love for Trabzonspor club since childhood."

He continued: "I appreciate from the bottom of my heart this emotional connection to football, a connection so strong that it may arouse the envy of the whole world toward us."

He added: "I am following with interest the valuable deals that Trabzon club has concluded this season, and I also express my gratitude for signing world-renowned names to Turkish football."

He continued: "And I say to Mohamed Salah, welcome to the Trabzon community, I hope to attend one of Trabzonspor's matches in the European competition as a guest in the stands."

He concluded: "I want to be in those wonderful stands and watch the team with you, God willing. I wish Trabzon success in its European journey."