Mohamed Salah sets Turkish Super Lig record with 10 goal contributions
Mohamed Salah set a new Turkish Super Lig record over the weekend, becoming the fastest player to register 10 goal contributions. The Egyptian laid on an assist for teammate Francolino in Trabzonspor's 3-0 win over Samsunspor on Saturday; it was his third assist of the campaign. Added to his seven goals since his summer move from Liverpool , Salah has reached double figures in goal contributions…
Egyptian footballer Mohamed Salah has set a new record in the Turkish Super Lig, becoming the fastest player to achieve 10 goal contributions. He assisted his teammate Francolino in Trabzonspor's 3-0 victory over Samsunspor, extending his impressive form since joining the club from Liverpool. In just seven games, Salah has scored seven goals and provided three assists, surpassing previous records.
This achievement puts him in a tie for the top spot on the league's scoring charts with Gift Orban of Umit Sortif. Victor Osimhen, Vedat Muriqi, and Eldor Shomurodov are also among the top scorers with six goals each. Salah's assist against Samsunspor also gave him the lead in the assists chart. Trabzonspor currently sits fifth in the league, three points behind league leaders Galatasaray, who had previously won a 4-0 match against Trabzon.
Salah's return to domestic football comes after a difficult time with the Egyptian national team, including a reported disagreement with coach Hossam Hassan and being substituted early in a recent match against Angola. Salah later left the national team camp due to a dispute over coach Hassan's comments about goalkeeper Mohamed El Shenawy and Egypt's loss to South Africa. He has since been training with Trabzonspor ahead of the league's resumption.
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