Egyptian star Mohamed Salah will soon become a Trabzonspor’s player according to a report from Turkey.Turkish newspaper “Sabah” report that the club have struck an initial agreement handing Salah an annual salary of 17 million euros, plus bonuses.

A private plane is on standby to fly Salah from Greece to Turkey the moment the deal is done.

Sabah sources confirm talks between the two parties are still running over the length of the contract, how the money will be paid and the remaining clauses.

The two sides have agreed on most of the terms. Even so, the deal is not done, with the contracts still unsigned.

Should the outstanding details fall into place, Salah is set to touch down in Istanbul from Greece next Wednesday aboard a private jet.

Billed as the deal of the year, the move has whipped up huge excitement in the city, where Trabzonspor fans plan to lay on a special welcome for the Egyptian.

Now 34, Salah thrives on the right wing but can also operate as a playmaker or a centre-forward.

FIFA President, Gianni Infantino, is set to leave the role in the coming days report claims. 

This follows his failed plot to sell a stake in the World Cup to private investors.

Infantino could have profited from the “FIFA Forward Enterprise” scheme, which was roundly opposed by other governing bodies.

According to a UK Times report,

the 56-year-old is desperate to continue in the role, support for him is however ebbing away.

The report quoted a source as claiming Infantino is a “dead duck”, with his opponents already lining up candidates as his successor.

The English FA and UEFA, European football’s governing body, also made it clear that they had lost confidence in Infantino.

According to French journalist Sebastien Vidal, Zirkzee has agreed to join Juventus, and Juventus and Manchester United have begun negotiations.

Vidal stated that discussions between the Italian club and Manchester United have already begun at this stage, and a loan with a buy-out option may be explored.