07.08.2026 11:10
Araklı Mayor Hüseyin Avni Coşkun Çebi offered Trabzonspor's new transfer Muhammed Salah to live in Araklı instead of Egypt in the coming years, saying, "Let us give you a nice piece of land. I am offering a wonderful geography unaffected by global warming."
Trabzonspor's world-renowned new transfer Mohamed Salah was greeted with great enthusiasm in Trabzon. Salah, who first landed in Istanbul, was met with intense interest from fans there. The Egyptian footballer moved from Istanbul to Trabzon on August 5th.
"I DON'T REMEMBER EXPERIENCING SOMETHING LIKE THIS BEFORE"
Salah, expressing his happiness at the atmosphere he encountered in Trabzon, described the moments with these words:
"I am very happy to be in this incredible environment. There are 25,000 people here. I struggle to put my feelings into words. Honestly, I don't even remember experiencing something like this before. Seeing such love and interest makes me very happy."
MAGNIFICENT SIGNING CEREMONY AT PAPARA PARK
While thousands of fans flocked to Trabzon Airport to welcome the Egyptian star, the claret-blue supporters showed great interest in Salah. A magnificent signing ceremony was held for Salah at Papara Park, who received great attention from the moment he arrived in Turkey.
17 MILLION EURO GUARANTEED FEE
It was stated that Salah, who signed a 2-year contract with Trabzonspor, would receive 7 million euros as a signing fee. It was reported that the Egyptian footballer would be paid a total guaranteed fee of 17 million euros, including an annual salary of 10 million euros for each season.
PRESIDENT ÇEBİ'S ARAKLI OFFER TO SALAH
While touring Trabzon, Salah also met with Araklı Mayor Hüseyin Avni Coşkun Çebi. Çebi offered Salah to live in Araklı in the coming years, stating it would be less affected by global warming, instead of returning to his homeland Egypt.
"LET US GIVE YOU A NICE PIECE OF LAND"
Araklı Mayor Hüseyin Avni Coşkun Çebi used the following statements in his offer to Salah:
"Global warming threatens the world. In the future, living in Egypt during the summer months will become very difficult. Our district will become very livable in those years. It will be the place least affected by global warming. Let us give you a nice piece of land. I am offering you a wonderful geography with no water problems and unaffected by global warming for your children and grandchildren in the future."