Mohamed Salah is set to sign for Turkish club Trabzonspor after leaving Liverpool as a free agent, according to reports. The former Liverpool forward has chosen the Super Lig side over offers from Saudi Arabia and Major League Soccer. Salah departed Anfield this summer when his contract with the Premier League club expired, making him available to join another team without a transfer fee. The move to Trabzonspor marks a major signing for Turkish football, bringing one of the world's most prolific scorers to the league. Reports indicate the deal will be completed in the coming days, with Salah committing to a new contract with the Black Sea club. The Egyptian international spent several seasons at Liverpool, where he became the club's iconic goal-scoring leader and won major trophies, though the reports focus on his next step rather than his past achievements. Trabzonspor, one of Turkey's top clubs, will gain a significant attacking presence as they aim to compete domestically and in European competitions. The decision to pick Trabzonspor over richer offers from Saudi Arabia and MLS suggests Salah values the sporting project and the passionate fan base in Trabzon. No further details of the contract terms were disclosed in the reports.