Mohamed Salah has signed a two-year deal with Trabzonspor and the Egypt forward will receive €17m (£14.5m) a season.The ⁠announcement to ‌the Turkish stock ‌exchange came ​as Trabzonspor fans prepared to head to the club’s stadium for a ceremony to mark the 34-year-old’s former Liverpool player’s signing on a free transfer the day after ⁠Salah arrived in Istanbul in the team’s kit.Thousands of supporters cheered in Trabzonspor’s stadium, waving club flags, holding torches and chanting songs.At his signing ceremony, Salah said: “The last couple of days, it’s an experience I’ve ⁠never had in my life. I just want to thank every one of you ​for being here today. I am ‌feeling so much love ‌here I never expected that reception.“I ‌am here to win, I want to win something with this club because you showed me so much love – I appreciate that.”Salah will receive a 20% share from products sold ‌under his name, plus conditional bonuses each season.Mohamed Salah takes photos of the scenes in the stands after his first taste of life as one of Papara Park’s own. Photograph: Ümit Bektaş/ReutersSalah left Liverpool after nine years, having scored 257 goals in 442 appearances, winning the Premier League twice and the Champions League. His output waned last season and he was left ​on the bench in European games, leading to a public disagreement with Liverpool’s then manager Arne Slot.skip past newsletter promotionafter newsletter promotionTrabzonspor – generally considered to ​be the fourth-biggest team in Turkey after Fenerbahce, Galatasaray and ‌Besiktas – finished ​third in the ​Super Lig last season to qualify for the Europa League playoff round. They last won the league title in 2022.