🚨Steven Gerrard on Mo Salah stunning brace for Trabzonspor to win it against Basaksehir in the Turkish League.
🗣️“Looking at Mo Salah sometimes make me wish he was there at our time in the premier league, we will would have won the premier league with him, absolutely brilliant and incredible player to watch, you don’t get tired of watching him play because he always delivers.”
“Trabzonspor is a great club in the Turkish league and I’m glad he signed for them, he will make it competitive and try to win them trophies like he always does, Arguably one of the best wingers in the world during his era, anytime you hear Mo Salah, it comes in different forms.”
“Not just an ordinary name but a player who gives it his all for the people and to the club he finds himself in, stunning spark at the start of the league to help boost his team chances to build on, surely he can go on and win the golden boot like he does in the premier league, I’ve never wanted to see him leave Liverpool but again there’s nothing lasting forever in life.”
“I wish him more of everything he does there in the league to help the team, great player with great mentality his mates could learn from.”
🗣️ Trabzonspor coach Fatih Tekke:
"The performance Salah has shown makes us say he's a star player. Bless him, good health to his feet, but not just with his performance—I need to put this in parentheses. All of us, including some of the players, are saying, 'Could I be a world star like that?' In terms of talent, maybe you could, but Salah is a player who makes the right decision at every moment. He's an incredible professional on and off the field."
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كابتن حسام حسن خد اجازة بما يرضي الله عرف يفصل بيها عن الكورة تمامًا وكلنا شفنا 🤕
عندنا تصفيات الشهر اللي جاي ركز يا كابتن حسام علشان الجمهور لا قدر الله لو حصل حاجة هتشوف اكتر من اللي شوفته من الجوازتين في صيف الساحل
🚨Andoni Iraola on Mo Salah joining Trabzonspor in Turkish league as a free agent.
🗣️ “There are losses that sit quietly in the chest… and then there are losses that keep breathing.
Mohamed Salah is one of those rare souls who does not simply play football, he burns through it. Two hundred and fifty-seven goals. Titles that turned Anfield into a cathedral again. A presence so fierce that even the air around him seemed to lean toward the goal. He did not wear the red shirt. He set it on fire, night after night, until the whole city glowed with him.
I would have killed to coach him. Even now. At this stage of his career the intelligence is sharper, the movement is still devastating, the finishing remains elite. In my system, high intensity, aggressive pressing, vertical transitions — a player like Salah is pure oxygen. He does not just score; he forces the entire opposition to collapse around him. That is the kind of weapon you build a team around.
And now he walks into Trabzonspor as a free agent. Look at their style under Tekke: high press, quick switches, inverted wingers cutting inside, third-man runs, positional discipline mixed with pure vertical threat. That is Salah’s playground. He will cut inside from the right, punish every half-space, and drag defenders into nightmares they are not ready for. Turkey is about to see a version of him that still has fire left to burn.
I respect the decision. I wish him every goal, every roar, every night where the Black Sea feels like Anfield used to. But do not ask me to pretend this does not hurt. To never get the chance to work with one of the purest competitors this club has ever had… that one stays with you. It cuts deeper than people realise.
He leaves a hole that numbers alone cannot fill. And I will feel it every time we step out without him.”