Speaker 1: Turkish super leg outfit Trabsenspor have made a dramatic entry
into the summer transfer market by officially submitting a lucrative
contract proposal to entice Egyptians superstar Mohammed Salah following his
departure from Liverpool as a free agent. The high stakes
move marks a significant escalation in the ongoing race for
the thirty four year old winger. While initial social media
chatter had claimed a fully finalized deal was already sealed,
Trapsenspor club president Ertigol Dogan originally moved to clarify that
early reports of a completed agreement were premature. However, reporting
from transfer correspondent Yagai Subunkwa Glue confirms that senior Trabsenspoor
board members subsequently held direct face to face negotiations in
Istanbul with Sella's agent Ramia Bass. During those discussions, traps
Andspor formally presented a structured two year contract offering a
net annual salary of seventeen million euros, bringing the overall
financial cons comitment to a staggering thirty four million euros.
TRAbs and Sports sudden aggressive maneuver comes on the heels
of negotiations stalling between Solla's camp and rival Turkish giants Pisictas.
Basicdas had previously put forward a baseline package of twelve
point five million euros per year in guaranteed wages, with
performance bonuses pushing potential earnings near twenty million euros annually. However,
talks reached a complete standstill when Bisicta's leadership refused to
meet demands surrounding agent commissions and full control over international
image rights. Club officials publicly stated they would not break
their strict financial wage structure for any individual player, opening
the door for TRAbs and Sport to step in and
offer a clean, elevated financial package. The potential signing would
mark one of the most significant transfers in Turkish football history.
Following a legendary trophy decorated era at Anfield where Sulla
amassed one hundred ninety one Premier League goals and established
himself as one of the world's elite forwards. He enters
the market as an unattached free agent after concluding his contract.
While long standing interest persists from Saudi Pro League heavyweights
like Ali Dahad, as well as Major League Soccer franchises,
Trabsenspors ambitious proposal gives Sulla a compelling option to remain
at the top level of European football. The ball is
now firmly in the Egyptian's court as he weighs Trabsenspors
contract structure against competing global offers ahead of the upcoming season.