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Salah close to Trabzonspor move – Sunday’s gossip

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Football’s latest transfer gossip centres on Mohamed Salah, who is reportedly close to joining Trabzonspor after leaving Liverpool, despite an earlier verbal agreement with Besiktas. The report also highlights potential moves involving several Premier League players and clubs, although all claims remain speculative and sourced from other outlets.

– Salah, 34, is reportedly nearing a Trabzonspor move. – Bayern Munich remain interested in Manchester United striker Benjamin Sesko, 23. – Arsenal could target Aston Villa defender Ezri Konsa, 28. – Manchester City are exploring a £70m move for Chelsea winger Pedro Neto, 26. – Newcastle, Chelsea and Tottenham are pursuing Atalanta defender Giorgio Scalvini, 22. – Liverpool’s Curtis Jones may push for Inter Milan after a £21m bid was rejected. – PSG are increasing interest in Ajax winger Mika Godts, valued at £52m. – Chelsea plan to offer Joao Pedro a new contract despite his existing deal running to 2032. – Al-Hilal may meet Everton’s £75m valuation of Iliman Ndiaye. – Fulham are interested in AZ Alkmaar striker Troy Parrott, while Hull City are close to loaning Benfica’s Franjo Ivanovic.

  • Salah is reportedly close to joining Trabzonspor.
  • City are considering a £70m move for Pedro Neto.
  • Several Premier League clubs are pursuing Giorgio Scalvini.

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Mohamed Salah is an Egyptian forward who became one of Liverpool’s leading players during his time at the club. Trabzonspor and Besiktas are Turkish football clubs, and the reports refer to competing possibilities for where he might play next.

Transfer gossip reports possible deals before clubs or players confirm them, so interest, bids and agreements can change or come to nothing. The wider reports name clubs across several leagues, including Premier League sides, showing how teams look to recruit players to strengthen their squads.

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