Trabzonspor

Unsure as to why he left...

Ludogoretz but he's left Ludogoretz anyway and he is now the manager of Mo Salah, Fabinho and Trabzonspor so yeah we'll see how they do moving on right let's go to South America we will start in Argentina I suppose which is a very strange league a very confusing league So we are in the closing tournament.

So the opening tournament was won by Belgrano, who beat River Plate back in May.

Now in the closing tournament, we once again have the team split into two different groups.

Mohamed Salah has settled into life in Turkey pretty quickly.

It all started during one of Trabzonspor's delays or days off when Salah headed out to explore the natural beauty around Trabzon.

The Egyptian star visited Kurtz Deir Yer Lassi and also spent time around the route to the famous Sumela Monastery.

He later shared photographs from the trip on social media, including a simple picture of himself sitting on a rock.

I can't be like, oh my God, what the hell happened, right? After that, we have Ferencváros, who for some reason are apparently Hungarian Barcelona.

Every single time I pay attention to their scores, they wipe the floor with Trabzonspor, Salah's team, and they just keep winning.

We have Olympiakos away, hard.

And we have Sunderland at home.

He was resigned.

He came back and then The officials of Trabzonspor let him go.

They hired, as I told you in my last podcast, a new coach who used to coach Samson Sport, Thomas Reyes.

He came in four days, three days before the match, and he talked to the players and said, He did the team with the important players.

It was something to see.

Probably Liverpool fans will talk about this, and they're still talking about why Liverpool has let Mohamed Salah go.

I think whoever brought Mohamed Salah to Trabzonspor, actually the Trabzonspor president, kudos to him.

I think in the week six, Mohamed Salah showed the world that he still got it.

I'm sure Galatasaray fans, they're currently being a bit concerned about how they performed without Victor Osime.

You know, three games without V09 and they've lost two of them, including getting absolutely battered by Trabzonspor over the weekend.

So hopefully... osimek get back to fitness as soon as possible because make no mistake about it he is galatasaray's most important player and i mean as much as it's all nice seeing a team like i met sport top the turkish league you have to say that galatasaray has back-to-back champions know that they need to sort things out and get back to winning ways So let's see how that goes.

Exactly, Oyechi Ojuko, I did say that Gift Urban's nationality is in question.

We've just spoken about Emmanuel Fernandez's performances.

And we also have Chibike Nwaiwu, who I saw the damn joke that he's always polishing Mo Salah's boots after Mo Salah scores.

Trabzonspor absolutely put Galatasaray to the sword over the weekend.

They beat them by four goals to zero.

Furthermore, analyzing the broader implications of this phenomenon highlights the unique way modern sports stars achieve immortalization outside their primary club environments.

While Sulla's legendary status is permanently etched into the history of elite English and European football, capturing the imagination of Trabzonspor supporters demonstrates a rare, universal appeal built on decades of elite performance.

humility, and decisive clutch moments in the final third.

As fans continue to journey to the coastline to touch the stone and document their visits, this makeshift landmark stands as a testament to the profound, almost mystical power that football holds over its global disciples, proving that greatness leaves an indelible physical footprint wherever it pauses.

The Egyptian winger left the Premier League this summer and thus slipped off the radar of most European viewers, but he continues to deliver high-quality performances.

In the sixth round of the Turkish Super Lig, he led Trabzonspor to a triumphant win over Galatasaray, scoring a hat trick, adding an assist, and being the main architect of a clear four-nil victory.

The former Liverpool star opened the scoring in the fourth minute, assisted the second goal at the end of the first half, and netted the third himself.

He completed his first hat trick in the Turkish top flight in the 80th minute and now has seven goals from six league matches this season.

the real consideration I think that he gives absolutely everything.

To Turquia now, where Mo Salah has had an excellent start to life at Trabzonspor.

We're going to focus on Galatasaray being absolutely battered by Trabzonspor, because that was one of the most extraordinary results we've had in the opening weeks of the European season.

And it featured, Andy, a hat-trick from Mo Salah.

And Trabzonspor was stuffed in Europe.

They had a really bad result.

They've had some kind of up and down moments.

And he's a guy that can really form connections with fans.