Trabzonspor Thanks Those Showing Interest in Salah: 'Our Door Is Open to the World'
Trabzonspor thanked the worldwide interest shown for Mohamed Salah's transfer, while continuing transfer efforts with Leandro Paredes.

Trabzonspor released an official statement of gratitude for the messages and congratulations that reached the club from many parts of the world, particularly Egypt, following Mohamed Salah joining their colors. In the announcement made on the club's website, it was emphasized that sharing the same excitement across different geographies, from Trabzon to Cairo, from Alexandria to London, is a great source of pride.

The statement noted that football is not merely a competition played between two teams, but sometimes transforms into a shared emotion that brings cities and cultures closer together. In the message, which stated that Trabzon is a unique sports city with its historical fabric, the natural beauty of the Black Sea, and the distinctive atmosphere in which football has become an inseparable part of daily life, fans from all over the world were invited to Papara Park and to the city. The club management reinforced this invitation with the words 'our door is open, our city is open, our stands are open'.
Meanwhile, Trabzonspor, which has been in the spotlight due to the Salah transfer, is focused on strengthening its squad in the midfield and forward lines. Following the midfield problems experienced last season and Folcarelli's injury during the training camp period, Fatih Tekke began searching for a player with high fighting spirit; in this regard, the experienced name Leandro Paredes came onto the agenda.
According to reports, initial contact was established for Paredes, who is the captain of Boca Juniors and played in the 2026 World Cup; however, it is known that the Argentine player had previously rejected an offer from Trabzonspor. It is stated that this time, Salah, who is also making efforts to bring his former teammate Darwin Nunez to the club, could be influential in the transfer process.
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