Salah Deal Nears Finish Line: Beşiktaş Chase Sales Record
Talks between Beşiktaş and Mohamed Salah's camp have reached their final stage. After agent Ramy Abbas lowered his commission demand, the club is now targeting a 10-year jersey sales record.
Abbas Backed Down, Beşiktaş Revised Their Offer
Beşiktaş have reached a critical stage in their negotiations with Mohamed Salah, who recently departed Liverpool. Serdal Adalı's management had already agreed personal terms on a 1+1 year contract, but agent Ramy Abbas's commission demand had stalled the process.
This report adds a new detail to what StatsLook previously covered: Abbas reportedly raised his commission rate from 15% to 35%, demanding €7.5 million from Beşiktaş, prompting Serdal Adalı to push back firmly. Following that firm stance, Abbas lowered his demand, and Beşiktaş revised their offer accordingly.
Negotiations Have Reached Their Final Stage
According to Sabah, there are no longer any issues over salary or performance bonuses for the 34-year-old right winger. The contract reportedly includes clauses on image rights and a share of jersey sales revenue, with negotiations continuing over how that income will be split between the parties.
The Target: A 10-Year Jersey Sales Record
Beşiktaş's management is reportedly aiming to break the club's 10-year jersey sales record with this signing. The club expects this revenue to provide major financial benefit — underlining just how significant the commercial dimension of this transfer is, alongside its sporting value.
