"?Chelsea have confirmed that Mohamed Salah has completed a permanent move to Roma for an undisclosed fee.
The Londoners"? "?confirmed the departure of the winger on their official website and official twitter account on Wednesday afternoon.
Salah spent the entirety of the 2015/16 campaign on loan at the Serie A side, and helped Roma achieve a third place finish in Italy's top flight.
.@22mosalah has completed a permanent transfer to Italian club Roma... https://t.co/vVCZYpg23Y
The Egypt international will now continue to resurrect his playing career after his progression stalled during his time at Stamford Bridge.
Salah originally joined Chelsea in January 2014 for a fee thought to be in the region of £14m.
The former FC Basel man was at the centre of a winter transfer window tussle between Chelsea and Liverpool at the time.
@ChelseaFC @22mosalah Good luck Momo??.
Salah, then 22, opted for the bright lights of London over the Anfield-based club, and completed his move five days before the 2013/14 mid-season window closed.
He featured 11 times for then-manager Jose Mourinho, scoring twice and helped Chelsea to finish third in the Barclays Premier League.
However, Salah found first-team opportunities at a premium from the beginning of the following season - the attacking midfielder featuring just eight times during the first five months of the campaign.
The 24-year-old spent the second half of the season on loan at Fiorentina, making 26 appearances as I Viola progressed to the Europa League semi-final stage.
Salah missed out on receiving Premier League and League Cup winners' medals with Chelsea
because of his temporary spell away at the Stadio Artemio Franchi.
And, with Mourinho remaining in charge before his eventual sacking last December, Salah opted to agree to a 12 month stay with Roma last term.
In total, Salah made 19 appearances for Chelsea, scoring twice and picking up four assists.
@ChelseaFC @22mosalah can we have fireworks, beer vouchers and a party bag on every seat for the first home game of the season to celebrate?