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The Bench and Sign in the Plateau Where Mohamed Salah Had His Photo Taken Were Stolen.

It has been alleged that a bench and sign placed next to a stone in Kurtdere Plateau, which attracted great interest after the visit of Trabzonspor's Egyptian star player Mohamed Salah, were stolen.
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A notable incident occurred in Kurtdere Plateau, which has become a focal point of interest following the visit of Trabzonspor's Egyptian star, Mohamed Salah. It is alleged that the bench placed next to the stone where Salah posed for a photo, along with the sign reading "Salah Plateau," were removed by unknown person(s).

After the stone that Trabzonspor's Mohamed Salah was sitting on gained significant attention on social media, the "Salah Plateau" sign placed in the area and the bench installed by Trabzon Metropolitan Municipality disappeared overnight.

·Türkiye
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It has been alleged that a bench and sign placed next to a stone in Kurtdere Plateau, which attracted great interest after the visit of Trabzonspor's Egyptian star player Mohamed Salah, were stolen.

The "Salah Plateau" sign and bench, which had become a symbol of the spot where world-famous footballer Mohamed Salah had his photo taken in Gümüşhane, were removed overnight by unidentified individuals.

It has been alleged that a bench and sign in Kurtdere Plateau, which attracted attention with the visit of Trabzonspor player Salah, were stolen. Citizens stated that they will install security cameras in the area and replace the sign with a new one as soon as possible, following the alleged theft last night.

A theft shock occurred at 'Salah Plateau', named after Trabzonspor star Mohamed Salah, who had previously visited the area.

·Ankara, Türkiye
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61saat.com broke the news on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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