27.07.2026 12:10
It has been claimed that Beşiktaş's offer to Mohamed Salah, including bonuses, has reached nearly 20 million Euros. The positive response from the black-and-white management was not met, as Salah's camp raised their expectations regarding image rights and a share of jersey sales.
Beşiktaş has reached a critical point in the transfer negotiations to add Egyptian star Mohamed Salah to their squad. It has been learned that the black-and-white management has submitted its final offer, approaching 20 million Euros including salary and bonuses, and is now awaiting a response.
AGENT FEE REDUCED, IMAGE RIGHTS CRISIS EMERGES
Regarding one of the biggest hurdles in the transfer, the agent commission, Salah's representative Ramy Abbas has backed down. Although Abbas reduced the previously demanded 7.5 million Euro agent fee to 5 million Euros, he has now brought new demands to the table. The Egyptian star's representative's request for a high share from the player's image rights and jersey sales was met with a negative reaction from the black-and-white management. According to calculations, it was determined that the extra shares demanded by Abbas would create a cost almost equivalent to the player's salary if targets are achieved.
BEŞİKTAŞ DOES NOT WANT TO SHARE INCOME SOURCES
The Beşiktaş management, planning to offset the high cost of the transfer with ancillary revenues such as jersey sales and sponsorship/advertising deals, was not receptive to giving shares from these items.
ONE MORE MEETING WILL BE HELD
It has been reported that the black-and-white officials, stating they have made the best possible offer by pushing all necessary conditions, will hold one final meeting with Ramy Abbas, and after this ultimate summit, the transfer process will be concluded either positively or negatively.