Saral: Trabzonspor is one of the most important contenders for the championship
Trabzonspor Vice President Taner Fikret Saral assessed the team's performance in the league and in Europe, the Mohamed Salah transfer, and statements made to fans. Saral said the club's goals are at the highest level in every competition.

Trabzonspor Vice President Taner Fikret Saral assessed the team's performance in the league and in Europe, the Mohamed Salah transfer, and the statements made to fans by TFF President İbrahim Hacıosmanoğlu.
Saral said they are pleased with the team's recent performance, noting that since coach Reis took over, a positive atmosphere has formed at the club. Saral, who pointed out that the 7 consecutive wins are a reflection of this change on the pitch, stated that the club has always been one of the most important contenders for the championship. Stressing that they are still at the beginning of the road, Saral said they trust the coach and the players and want to progress one match at a time.
Saral said that starting the UEFA Conference League with two wins has made them happy, and that they want to reach the furthest point possible in Europe. Drawing attention to the Freiburg match they will play at home on Thursday, 5 November, Saral said they know they will face a strong opponent but believe in their team. Noting that the fans give great support in European matches, Saral called on people to fill the stands.
Saral stressed that the Salah transfer is important for the club and for Turkish football. Saying the process was carried out with great care and confidentiality, Saral said they are pleased with the value Salah brings to the team.
Saral said that unfounded claims about the fans are not true, and that the fans show their support and reaction of their own free will. Saying the claim that this will was directed by any person or management does not reflect the truth, Saral stressed unity and solidarity and said the management is focused on Trabzonspor's success.



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