Due to a Picture of Mohamed Salah.. A Rock in Turkey Becomes a Tourist Attraction

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Mohamed Salah's influence has not stopped at football fields, as a rock where the Egyptian star appeared during a visit to a natural area in Turkey has turned into a point of attraction for fans and visitors, who have started flocking to it to take pictures in the same way the player did.

The "Kurt Dery" plateau in Trabzon has seen an increasing influx after Salah shared pictures from his visit to the place, prompting followers to search for the location of the rock and reach it to replicate the shot, according to local media reports.

The shot not only attracted visitors, but users in Turkey have named the rock "Salah Tashi," a name that combines "Salah" and the Turkish word "tashi," which means stone or rock.

Additionally, pictures and videos of visitors sitting on the rock in the same position as Salah have spread, in an attempt to recreate the shot shared by the player, which quickly turned into a local phenomenon among his fans.

The interest has extended from the rock to the surrounding area, with images of signs bearing the name "Salah Plateau" circulating, coinciding with an increase in searches for the location and how to reach it, after its name became associated with the Egyptian star.

This fame came shortly after Salah officially transferred to Trabzonspor in Turkey on August 6, 2026, in a free transfer deal, following his departure from Liverpool after nine seasons with the club.

It is worth noting that the football star signed a two-year contract with Trabzonspor, in a move he clarified was in search of a new challenge, while maintaining his ambition to compete for titles. During his career with Liverpool, the Egyptian star scored 257 goals in 442 matches and won eight major titles with the team, including two English Premier League titles and the UEFA Champions League.

As for the president of Trabzonspor, he revealed that negotiations with Salah were finalized in about five or six days, allowing the Egyptian player to begin a new chapter in his career, but this time away from the pitch, after a single image from his visit turned into a point of attraction for visitors in Trabzon.