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Bench and sign stolen from Salah photo spot in Türkiye's Trabzon

A visitor poses beside a newly installed bench and “Salah Plateau” sign at Kurtdere Plateau, where Trabzonspor star Muhammed Salah had previously taken a widely shared photo, in Trabzon, Türkiye, Sept. 23, 2026. (AA Photo)
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A visitor poses beside a newly installed bench and “Salah Plateau” sign at Kurtdere Plateau, where Trabzonspor star Muhammed Salah had previously taken a widely shared photo, in Trabzon, Türkiye, Sept. 23, 2026. (AA Photo)
September 27, 2026 12:18 PM GMT+03:00

Kurtdere Plateau, a highland plateau in the Macka district of Trabzon on Türkiye's Black Sea coast, drew a surge of visitors after Trabzonspor forward Mohamed Salah shared photos of himself sitting on a rock at the site.

Fans have since visited the plateau to take photographs at the same spot.

Mohamed Salah poses on a rock in "Salah Plateau" in Trabzon, Türkiye, Sep. 14th, 2026. (Photo via Instagram/mosalah)
Mohamed Salah poses on a rock in "Salah Plateau" in Trabzon, Türkiye, Sep. 14th, 2026. (Photo via Instagram/mosalah)

Bench and sign reported missing

The Trabzon Metropolitan Municipality had placed a bench near the rock some time after Salah's visit. Residents allege unidentified individuals removed the bench and a sign reading "SalahPlateau" from the site. In its place, local residents installed their own sign reading "Mohamed Salah's rock" beside the rock.

Trabzon Metropolitan Municipality workers install a bench near the spot associated with Muhammed Salah’s widely shared photo at Salah Plateau in Trabzon, Türkiye, Sept. 23, 2026. (AA Photo)
Trabzon Metropolitan Municipality workers install a bench near the spot associated with Muhammed Salah’s widely shared photo at Salah Plateau in Trabzon, Türkiye, Sept. 23, 2026. (AA Photo)

Residents plan security camera, new sign

Residents who said the bench and sign were taken during the evening hours said they intend to install a security camera at the site and put up a replacement sign in the near future.

September 27, 2026 12:18 PM GMT+03:00
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