Former Trabzonspor player Ayman Abdelaziz believes Mohamed Salah’s move to the Turkish club will be a successful step in his career, saying the team’s environment and supporters will help the Egyptian star maintain his high level.

Abdelaziz highlighted Salah’s experience in dealing with pressure and large crowds, which will allow him to adapt quickly to Turkish football.

Abdelaziz Compares Trabzonspor to Liverpool

In press statements, Ayman Abdelaziz described Trabzonspor as a Turkish version of Liverpool due to the passion of its supporters and their strong connection with football.

He added that Salah is already familiar with playing in front of huge crowds, which will help him settle quickly and continue delivering top performances.

Mohamed Salah Arrives in Istanbul

Abdelaziz’s comments came as Mohamed Salah arrived in Istanbul on a private plane after reaching a final agreement with Trabzonspor’s management.

The Egyptian star appeared wearing Trabzonspor’s shirt, while waiting for the official announcement of the transfer.

Salah Sends Message to Trabzonspor Fans

From inside the plane, Mohamed Salah sent a message to Trabzonspor supporters, saying: “Trabzon everywhere,” showing his excitement about starting his new experience with the Turkish club.

Trabzonspor Prepares Official Announcement

Trabzonspor announced that an agreement had been reached with Mohamed Salah after negotiations between both sides were completed.

The transfer is expected to become official after completing administrative procedures and the medical examination before the player’s official presentation to the media and fans.

What did Ayman Abdelaziz say about Salah’s transfer?

He said Salah’s move to Trabzonspor will be successful because the club’s atmosphere is similar to Liverpool.

Has Mohamed Salah arrived in Turkey?

Yes, Salah arrived in Istanbul to complete the final steps of his transfer.

When will Salah’s transfer be officially announced?

The official announcement is expected after completing medical and administrative procedures.