Beşiktaş president Serdal Adali has confirmed that the Turkish club has submitted its final official offer to Mohamed Salah, placing the ball firmly in the Egyptian forward's court. Speaking to Turkish media outlet Ortacizgi, Adali outlined the club's negotiating position and revealed that they are now awaiting the Liverpool legend's response within a short timeframe.
Adali explained the extended nature of the talks, stating that Beşiktaş has been in dialogue with Salah and his representatives for some time to hammer out the contract specifics. "In the final stage, we discussed the demands of the player and his representatives from all angles, and after mutual negotiations, we submitted our final official offer," Adali told the media. The Beşiktaş chief stressed that the club assessed all amendments requested during negotiations while prioritizing the club's financial interests.
Deal Structure and Personal Terms
According to Italian transfer journalist Nicolo Schira, Beşiktaş have secured agreement on all personal terms with Salah and his representatives. The proposed contract would span one season, with the compensation package valued at up to 12 million euros. This structure represents a pragmatic approach from the Turkish Super Lig side, targeting a seasoned forward capable of immediate impact rather than a long-term commitment.
The transfer window has seen repeated links between Salah and Beşiktaş, with the striker's future at Liverpool remaining uncertain. At 32 years old, Salah has established himself as one of football's elite wingers and attackers, having scored over 150 goals in 260 appearances for the Merseyside club. His experience in elite European competition would represent a significant addition to Turkish football if a deal materializes.
"Now the decision lies with the player," Adali concluded, signaling that further negotiations are unlikely and that Beşiktaş will not increase their proposal. With the club's transfer operations continuing at full pace, the focus shifts to whether Salah will accept the Turkish giants' advances or pursue alternative opportunities this transfer window.
