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Turkey’s Family and Social Services Minister Mahinur Özdemir Göktaş said “Salah, inshallah, will come” when asked about the Egyptian star’s possible move to Beşiktaş, confirming she follows the transfer closely and that her son joined fan efforts urging his signing.

Turkey’s Family and Social Services Minister Mahinur Özdemir Göktaş stated “Salah, inshallah, will come” in response to a question about the Egyptian national team captain’s potential transfer to the Turkish Süper Lig this summer, reigniting speculation over Mohamed Salah’s next club.
Göktaş confirmed she is actively following developments regarding Salah’s future, saying: “I am following the matter, and like all Beşiktaş fans, we all hope Mohamed Salah joins the team.” She disclosed that her son participated in the fan-led campaign calling for Salah’s signing, noting he was among those who sent messages reading: “Join Beşiktaş, Mohamed Salah — we want it very much, and we hope this happens quickly so we can become champions.”
Beşiktaş supporters have launched a coordinated social media initiative under the slogan “Join Beşiktaş,” urging the club to sign Salah amid uncertainty surrounding his status following the conclusion of his tenure with English club Liverpool.
Recent reports have linked Salah to several Turkish clubs, most prominently Beşiktaş and Trabzonspor. Both clubs’ management are seeking to secure the services of one of world football’s top players — a deal that would rank among the largest in the history of the Turkish Süper Lig if finalized.
Turkish fans are awaiting Salah’s final decision on his next move, with significant interest from clubs viewing him as both a major technical asset and a transformative commercial draw for the upcoming season.
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