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'I can't believe he is one of us' - inside Salah's life in Trabzon

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BBC Sport travels to Turkey to watch Mohamed Salah play for Trabzonspor and discover how the 'Egyptian King' is settling into life by the Black Sea.

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'I can't believe he is one of us' - inside Salah's life in Trabzon
11/8/2026, 7:30:01 AM
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