Football
Egyptian forward Mohamed Salah scored twice and assisted once for Trabzonspor in the first half against Galatasaray — his first three-goal contribution in a single match in 21 months.
Egyptian forward Mohamed Salah delivered three goal contributions — two goals and one assist — during the first half of Trabzonspor’s match against Galatasaray on Saturday. It marked his first such performance in a single match in 21 months.
Salah opened the scoring for Trabzonspor in the first half before assisting the team’s second goal, then scored their third himself — all within the same 45-minute period. The match took place at Trabzonspor’s home ground against Galatasaray.
His previous three-goal contribution in a single match occurred while playing for Liverpool against West Ham United on 29 December 2024. In that Premier League fixture, Liverpool won 5–0, with Salah scoring once and assisting twice — directly influencing three of the five goals.
Salah remains captain of the Egyptian national team. His performance against Galatasaray reaffirmed his continued ability to shape matches decisively at club level.



