Persepolis is facing serious challenges in the midfield ahead of two crucial matches in the Premier League. With the recent injuries of Bakich and Mohammad Khodabandehlou, the coaching staff of this team is facing limitations in selecting the lineup. Bakich will be out of action for at least 6 weeks, and Khodabandehlou will return to the squad after the FIFA window. In this situation, Mehdi Tartari, the head coach of Persepolis, decided to call up Mehdi Cheshm Be Rah, an 18-year-old young midfielder from the club's academy.
An Opportunity to Shine
Mehdi Cheshm Be Rah, who plays as a defensive midfielder, showcased his abilities well in the recent friendly match of Persepolis against the Karaj Select team. He managed to score in this game, and his performance caught the attention of the coaching staff. Now the question arises whether this young player will be able to take advantage of the opportunity and become a serious option for Persepolis in upcoming matches?
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Upcoming Challenges for Persepolis
Given the current situation, the only available midfielders for Persepolis in the next two matches are Pourali, Latififar, and Salmani. This may force the coaching staff to make difficult decisions in selecting the starting lineup. Mehdi Cheshm Be Rah's confidence and ability to perform at the senior level can help Persepolis' midfield overcome these challenges. Considering that football always needs young talents, this decision could be a turning point for Mehdi Cheshm Be Rah's future.
Ultimately, Persepolis must grapple with the upcoming challenges and hope that its young players can perform well alongside the team's veterans during this difficult time. Mehdi Tartari, by trusting this young midfielder, has taken a significant step towards nurturing new talents and planning for the future of his team.
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