Mohamed Salah Moves Into Former Trabzonspor Legend Tony Wakama’s Home in Turkey
Mohamed Salah, the Liverpool star recently signed by Turkish club Trabzonspor, has become the most famous player in Turkey in recent days. Following his high-profile transfer, Salah received an exceptional welcome from the club and its fans. As part of his relocation, Salah purchased a new home in the city of Trabzon. Notably, this house previously belonged to Tony Wakama, a former Hapoel Be'er Sheva player and a club legend at Trabzonspor.
Wakama, who played for Trabzonspor in two separate periods, scored 50 goals and provided 48 assists in nearly 200 appearances. During his tenure, he helped the club secure a league championship, two cup titles, and a Turkish Super Cup. A club official confirmed that the house Salah now occupies is one of several properties the club owns in Trabzon, specifically the one that belonged to Wakama. This move symbolizes a passing of the torch between two celebrated players at the club.
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