Mohamed Salah’s agent has seemingly dismissed claims the outgoing Liverpool star is eyeing a move to Turkey.
Salah said his farewell to Anfield last month after nine years on Merseyside, which saw him score 257 goals, that tally third all-time for Liverpool behind Ian Rush (346) and Roger Hunt (285).
He won nine trophies in his time with Liverpool, including two Premier League titles and one Champions League crown.
Salah is in North America at the World Cup with Egypt, who face Belgium in their tournament opener on Monday.
But Fenerbahce executive Ertan Torunogullari told Fotospor this week that Salah was keen on a move to the Istanbul club.
“He was very keen on coming to Turkey,” Torunogullari said.
“The meetings we had were extremely positive. We had established common ground with him on many issues, including his salary.
“I believe that if the new management makes such a request, Salah will wear the Fenerbahce jersey.”
However, in a post on X (formerly Twitter), Salah’s representative Ramy Abbas wrote: “Mohamed is doing perfectly fine and neither he nor I prefer to discuss sensitive future plans with people not involved in them.
“Both he and I are very private about these things. Yes, people may ask and they may get a standard polite response but that’s about it.”
