Salah Reportedly Recommends Muhammed Hany to Trabzonspor
According to Egyptian media, Mohamed Salah has suggested his national team teammate Muhammed Hany as a right-back option for Trabzonspor.

Following Trabzonspor president Ertuğrul Doğan's announcement on A Spor that the club plans to make two or three signings during the winter transfer window, an intriguing claim has emerged from Egyptian media. Egyptian journalist Muhammed Shabana stated on CBC's program 'Number One' that Trabzonspor has set its sights on Al Ahly's experienced right-back Muhammed Hany.

What makes the story particularly notable is the alleged involvement of Mohamed Salah. According to reports, the Egyptian superstar personally recommended his long-time national team colleague Hany to the Black Sea club. This detail suggests that personal connections may be playing a significant role in shaping this potential transfer.
Another crucial factor is that the 30-year-old Hany, who has represented Al Ahly since 2015, will see his contract expire at the end of the season. Standing at 1.80 meters, the versatile defender can operate not only at right-back but also on the right side of midfield and in central defense when needed. This flexibility makes him an appealing option for Trabzonspor's coaching staff.
Throughout his career, Hany has featured in 399 official matches, contributing 8 goals and 31 assists. The experienced defender has earned 47 caps for the Egyptian national team and was included in the squad for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. His current market value stands at 1.5 million euros, and his expiring contract could offer Trabzonspor a financially advantageous deal.
Currently, the only recognized right-back in Trabzonspor's squad is 23-year-old Wagner Pina. Whenever the Cape Verdean defender is unavailable, the club faces noticeable difficulties in that position. Club management is reportedly looking to address this gap by bringing in an experienced player like Hany alongside Pina.
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