Alireza Beiranvand, the goalkeeper of the Iranian national football team and Tractor SC, is currently in the spotlight. The issue of military service for Alireza Beiranvand has turned into one of the most controversial matters in Iranian football, and it seems that the tensions surrounding this issue will not end soon. While officials from the military service organization and the police have repeatedly emphasized Beiranvand's conscription date on the first of Mehr, Tractor SC has reacted to this matter and challenged it.
Ambiguities in Beiranvand's conscription date
The CEO of Fajr Sepasi club recently stated that Beiranvand will join this team in the month of Azar. These statements have created more ambiguities regarding his conscription date and rumors about Beiranvand's attempts to obtain a medical exemption have also emerged. It seems that Beiranvand is trying to facilitate his professional activities by referring to the medical commission.
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Beiranvand's controversial text message
Despite these challenges, the league organization has issued Beiranvand's playing card until September 21. This means that he can only continue his activities if he provides permission from the military service organization. In this regard, Mohammad Hossein Mithaghi read a text message from Beiranvand on his program, in which he wrote: "If the military service organization tells me my conscription date right now, I swear on my two children, I will go tomorrow!" This sentence reflects the psychological and emotional pressure that Beiranvand is experiencing these days.
Beiranvand traveled today (September 21) with the national team to Fergana, Uzbekistan. However, according to published news, he has no problem leaving the country due to the follow-ups by the Football Federation and can accompany the national team in the upcoming friendly matches. But under the current circumstances, it seems that Beiranvand will have to introduce himself for the start of his military service upon returning to Tehran, unless there are changes in his situation during this time, which seems very unlikely given the statements of Brigadier General Radan.
Beiranvand's efforts for a medical exemption and the ambiguities surrounding his conscription date continue. Fans and football experts are closely following this issue, and it could have significant impacts on the future of this beloved goalkeeper.
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