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Salah's Trabzon Photo Turns Quiet Highland Into Viral Fan Destination

  • Mohamed Salah’s social media photo of himself sitting on a stone in Kurtdere Highland, Trabzon, turned the spot into a popular destination.
  • Fans and visitors traveled to the site to recreate Salah’s pose, with some lining up to photograph themselves on the stone.
  • A sign reading “Salah Yaylası” was installed near the location as interest continued to grow.
  • Visitors said the crowds were unexpected and warned people to take their trash home to protect the highland.
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Mohamed Salah, Trabzonspor's new attacker, launched a real rush to a yaylas rock in Turkey, after posting a photo on social media on 14 September. Dozens of fans...

Fans and tourists began flocking to the location to find the exact stone and recreate their idol's pose for photos. The place became so popular that people began waiting in lines.

Salah-Hype in Trabzon: Plateau and photo stone become a new pilgrimage site for thousands of fans A single social media photo of the world-famous Trabzonspor superstar Mohamed Salah on a plateau in Trabzon has triggered an unprecedented onslaught.According to a report on the current events in the Black Sea region, the stone on which the star stormer visited the [...] The article A photo changes everything: How Mohamed Salah made a stone in Trabz…

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Muhammad Salah's influence quickly crossed the court's boundaries in Turkey, after a rock that he sat on during one of his rounds in Trabzon turned into a point for fans and visitors to take pictures. The Star of Trabzon Spor used his day of rest to visit the Kurt Derry Plateau in the Machka region, after a tour near the Sumila Monastery, and published a series of images in the middle of nature, including a shot...

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61saat.com broke the news on Sunday, September 20, 2026.
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