Footballer playing for Trabzonspor
Muhammed Salah is a professional footballer who plays in the right wing position. He plays for Trabzonspor, one of the Süper Lig teams. He represents the Egypt national team at the international level and serves as the team captain.
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The Egyptian Football Association decided to rest Mohamed Salah for the South Sudan match to be played on artificial turf.
+2: Star and Yeni Asır +3: A Spor, Star and Yeni Asır 
Trabzonspor broke a jersey sales record thanks to the transfer of Mohamed Salah. The club sold 116,000 jerseys by the end of September, a 152% increase compared to last year.
+2: Milat and Haber7 +3: Star, Milat and Haber7 
+2: Ajansspor and Diken +3: Gazete Oksijen, Ajansspor and Diken 
+2: Cumhuriyet and Nefes Trabzonspor has said that Mohamed Salah's name and images are being used without permission for commercial purposes by some businesses and that legal and criminal action will be taken.
+3: Cumhuriyet, Evrensel and Oda TV +4: Nefes, Cumhuriyet, Evrensel and Oda TV Scoring three goals against Galatasaray, Mohamed Salah reached seven goals in the first six weeks of the Süper Lig. The Egyptian footballer made the highest-scoring start at Trabzonspor in the last nine seasons.
+5: Haber7, Yeni Asır, Habertürk, Türkiye Gazetesi and Sabah (spor) +6: Hürriyet (spor), Haber7, Yeni Asır, Habertürk, Türkiye Gazetesi and Sabah (spor) 
+2: Nefes and Cumhuriyet In the match at Papara Park, Mohamed Salah scored three goals and Okan Buruk was shown a red card; Galatasaray conceded 10 goals in their first 6 league games. Fenerbahçe demanded equal broadcasting standards, warning ties could be suspended, while Beşiktaş announced a criminal complaint; beIN Sports stated its reporter had informed the public.
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Trabzonspor4 – 0Galatasaray
+8: Hürriyet (spor), Türkiye Gazetesi, Milat, Sabah (spor), Fotomaç, Star, Habertürk and Daily Sabah +9: Haber7, Hürriyet (spor), Türkiye Gazetesi, Milat, Sabah (spor), Fotomaç, Star, Habertürk and Daily Sabah +9: Dünya, Serbestiyet, Diken, Karar, NTV Spor, Ekonomi Manşet, Sporx, Duhuliye and Ekonomim +10: Ajansspor, Dünya, Serbestiyet, Diken, Karar, NTV Spor, Ekonomi Manşet, Sporx, Duhuliye and Ekonomim +7: Gerçek Gündem, BirGün, Halk TV, Yeniçağ, Nefes, Muhalif and Oda TV +8: Cumhuriyet, Gerçek Gündem, BirGün, Halk TV, Yeniçağ, Nefes, Muhalif and Oda TV 
+2: Al Jazeera English and An-Nahar +3: Kicker, Al Jazeera English and An-Nahar 
