The Turkish Trabzonspor club held talks with Spaniard Pep Guardiola, in an effort by the club to strengthen its strength and continue its brilliance after signing Liverpool legend, Mohamed Salah.

The two have previously faced each other for nearly a decade in the English Premier League, as Salah succeeded in snatching the league title from Manchester City under Guardiola’s leadership on two occasions during that period.

Now, it seems that the Egyptian star and the Spanish coach may come together in the Turkish League, as reports indicate that Guardiola has received an offer of an annual salary of 13 million euros to coach Trabzonspor.

It seems very unlikely that the Spanish coach will move to the Turkish League, however, he is an option worth monitoring and attention, having won almost all possible titles.

With Trabzonspor emerging as a formidable economic force in Türkiye – capable of dominating the Super League in the coming years under the right leadership – the club project may seem attractive to Guardiola.

According to these reports, the Turkish club made a salary offer of 13 million euros for Guardiola.

However, the salary on offer may pose an obstacle, with reports suggesting that the Spanish coach was earning more than £20m a year in England, while €13m for coaching in Turkey looks far less attractive. (Erm News)