The CEO of Persepolis Club, Peyman Hadadi, recently reacted to the news regarding the extension of Amirhossein Mahmoudi's contract, clearly stating that this matter is not true. In recent days, rumors about the continuation of the club's cooperation with this young player had been circulating, which have now been completely dispelled with Hadadi's confirmation.
Contract status of Amirhossein Mahmoudi
Peyman Hadadi explicitly stated to the media that Amirhossein Mahmoudi, the talented striker of the team, has a contract with Persepolis for two more seasons in addition to the current season. This contract is not subject to change under the current circumstances, and therefore, the discussion of its extension is not on the table. In other words, Mahmoudi can comfortably continue to play in the upcoming matches for Persepolis.
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Consequences of the published news
The publication of these rumors comes at a time when Persepolis fans are always concerned about the status of their key players. This concern has increased especially in recent seasons as the team has faced financial and managerial challenges. Now, with the denial of the news regarding Mahmoudi's contract extension, fans can look forward to the continuation of the season with more peace of mind, as this player is considered one of the key figures of the team.
Persepolis is striving to achieve greater success in the Premier League by retaining its influential players. This is while Mahmoudi has shown good performance this season and has caught the attention of the coaching staff. In fact, this young player will play an important role in achieving the team's goals.
It seems that Persepolis Club wants to focus on its current players and strengthen the team, rather than attracting unnecessary rumors, to achieve greater success. This strategy could help create stability within the team and bring joy to the fans.
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