Salah-mania grips Turkey after soccer star joins Trabzonspor club
- Fans have visited a remote highland spot near Trabzon, Turkey, after Mohamed Salah posted a photo there.
- Visitors have copied Salah’s pose at the site, known as the “Salah rock.”
- Salah joined Trabzonspor in August after leaving Liverpool, contributing to increased interest in Turkey and the club.
- Associated Press journalists counted 46 visitors at the site during a two-hour period before a match.
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Since Muhammad Salah's football star published a picture of him last month, sitting on a small rock in a high and remote area, more than an hour from the city of Trabzon in north-eastern Turkey, fans have come to the scene to take pictures of the same situation. This unexpected tourist site is only one manifestation of the obsession with Salah, which has swept Turkey since the arrival of the Egyptian star at the Trapzon Spor Club last August, fo…
Salah-mania grips Turkey after soccer star joins Trabzonspor club
TRABZON, Turkey (AP) — Ever since soccer star Mohamed Salah posted a photo of himself last month sitting on a small boulder in a remote highland more than an hour from the city of Trabzon in northeastern Turkey, fans have…
Trabzon: Since the football star Muhammad Salah posted a picture of him last month, sitting on a small rock in a high and remote area more than an hour from the city of Trabzon in north-eastern Turkey, fans have come to the scene to take pictures in the same situation.
Following Trabzonspor's star player Mohamed Salah's visit to Kurtdere Plateau, a new development has emerged regarding the planned Düzköy trip. It has been learned that the planned visit, which was expected to include Çal Cave and Şahinkaya, has been postponed for now.
A sign reading "Salah Hill" has been erected at the spot where Trabzonspor footballer Mohamed Salah took photos while viewing the Sümela Monastery in Trabzon. This viewpoint, bearing the inscription "Salah Hill," has become a new favorite spot for both domestic and foreign tourists.
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