Transfers: Fabinho Reunites with Salah at Trabzonspor
- On Monday, Brazil midfielder Fabinho signed a two-year deal with Turkish Super Lig side Trabzonspor, reuniting with former Liverpool teammate Mohamed Salah. The 32-year-old will receive a £2.6m guaranteed fee and £1.4m signing fee per season.
- After a five-year stint at Liverpool, Fabinho joined Saudi Arabia's Al Ittihad in 2023 and made 219 appearances for the Merseyside club. He arrived at Trabzon airport on Monday, saying it is "a really special feeling to be playing with Salah again."
- Trabzonspor faces Ferencvaros in the Europa League play-off second leg on Thursday after suffering a 1-0 loss last week. The Turkish club aims to overturn the deficit with Fabinho's arrival strengthening the midfield.
- Manchester City agreed to sign winger Allan Elias from Palmeiras for £37.5m plus add-ons, with New City head coach Enzo Maresca continuing his rebuild. The club simultaneously sold Savinho to Tottenham for £75m.
- City signed Elliot Anderson for £116m and agreed a £85.6m deal for 18-year-old Morocco international midfielder Ayyoub Bouaddi this summer. These moves follow departures of Rodri, Bernardo Silva, John Stones, and Tijjani Reijnders.
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Nigeria: Salah Fires His First Brace in Turkey As Pressure Mounts On Onuachu Over Goals Drought
Mohamed Salah scored a brace in his first Turkish Super Lig start for Trabzonspor - and almost had a hat-trick - as they beat Istanbul Basaksehir 2-1 last night.
A two-year contract with Brazil's quarterback Fabinho to join his former colleague in Liverpool Mohamed Salah as part of the rival team of the Turkish football league. A middleman (32 years) will receive a salary of 2.6 million euros ($3.03 million) and a signature bonus of 1.4 million euros per season, according to the Turkish stock market.
The Turkish club in Trabzonspor announced on Monday the arrival of the Brazilian midfielder Fabinho for the next two seasons. Liverpool's former team-mate Mohamed Salah will be there.
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