News reports have revealed the latest developments in Mohamed Salah’s crisis with Besiktas, which has reached a dead end after the Egyptian star was on the verge of wearing the team’s jersey during the current summer transfer window.
Besiktas had entered into serious talks to sign Mohamed Salah during the past period, after his departure from Liverpool at the end of last season's competitions.
Besiktas club revealed that negotiations with Mohamed Salah have been temporarily frozen due to "financial demands from the Egyptian star's agent".
Mohamed Salah has not yet rejected Besiktas' all-inclusive annual offer of 20 million euros, while his representatives want to receive 25% of the shirt sales value, not 50%.
The possibility of Mohamed Salah's transfer to Turkish side Besiktas being completed has not been ruled out, provided an agreement is reached on the issue of the percentage of the sale of the Egyptian star's shirt.
Turkish journalist Yagiz Sabuncuoglu said that Besiktas was still the team that had made the highest offer to acquire Mohamed Salah's services.
Despite the suspension of negotiations with Besiktas, the future of the Egyptian star remains open, as recent reports have confirmed interest from other clubs in acquiring his services, while neither the player nor his agent has yet officially announced his next destination.
The 34-year-old Egyptian star left the Reds this summer after spending nine years with the team, during which he won the English Premier League and Champions League titles.
