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Mohamed Salah Leads to Chaos as Trabzonspor Fans Create New Tourist Attraction

Summary by liverpool.com
Liverpool legend Mohamed Salah posted a picture on social media that has led Trabzonspor fans to create a new tourist attraction as they followed in his footsteps
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The rock where Mohamed Salah was photographed in the Kurtdere Plateau, Trabzon is now a tourist attraction who wants to imitate his style.

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Football fans are capable of incredible things in many places around the world, but in Turkey they always take fanaticism to a new level. Trabzonspor star Mohamed Salah could speak to this. The Egyptian international striker's every move is followed by fans who can queue for hours to take photos in places where the player has been.

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Kurtdere Plateau and "Salahtaşı," which became a focal point of interest after Mohamed Salah's visit, continue to attract crowds. Visitors are forming queues to take photos at the stone where Salah is said to have sat, and it is evident that interest in the region is increasing every day.

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Salah was photographed on a stone in Turkey, after which tourists began to come to the place and line up for photos

·Kyiv, Ukraine
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Mohamed Salah appears to be enjoying his time in Turkey, having moved there to play for Trabzonspor in the Turkish Super League. His arrival in Turkey was highly anticipated and he lived up to expectations when he scored a hat-trick against Galatasaray at the weekend.

·Reykjavík, Iceland
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