Amirhossein Mahmoudi, the young and talented star of Persepolis, is facing two serious problems this season in the Premier League. The first issue relates to his contract, which was supposed to be revised according to the club managers' promises, but no new actions have been taken in this regard. Mahmoudi, who lacks an agent, is currently in a state of uncertainty.
Challenges of Sitting on the Bench
The second challenge for Amirhossein Mahmoudi is his benchwarming in Mehdi Tartari's team. The head coach of Persepolis prefers to use players like Mohammad Mahdi Mohbi, Oston Orunov, and Tivy Bifuma this season, which has led to Mahmoudi being prioritized as the fourth option in the team's lineup. Meanwhile, Amir Ghalenoei, the head coach of the national team, continuously calls Mahmoudi up to the national team, creating a paradox that has become problematic for him.
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Rumors of Departure and Uncertain Future
All these controversies have led some media and channels to believe that Amirhossein Mahmoudi will leave Persepolis during the mid-season, with his destination being one of the contenders in the Premier League. However, the reality is that he is contracted with Persepolis until the end of next season and cannot leave the team without the managers' approval. Peyman Hadadi, the CEO of Persepolis, will certainly not allow Mahmoudi to go to Tractor, a direct rival of Persepolis, as this would anger the fans.
Despite all these challenges, it seems that Amirhossein Mahmoudi's situation has improved slightly compared to the beginning of the season. However, it remains to be seen whether Mehdi Tartari will use this player in the main lineup for the rest of the season. Mahmoudi will not be able to be satisfied with his situation as long as he cannot play on the field, and this will impact his future.
In fact, Amirhossein Mahmoudi is not only facing challenges of injuries and benchwarming but also needs to plan for his future. Can he prove himself in these tough conditions and return to the main lineup? This is a question that fans and football experts are eagerly waiting for an answer to.
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