Mehdi Tartari, the head coach of Persepolis, is striving to add four young and talented players to his team during the winter transfer window. These players have not only performed well in their club teams but are also recognized as promising players in the national U23 team. This approach reflects the coaching staff's focus on building the future lineup of Persepolis.
Examining Young and Experienced Options
Persepolis is seeking to strengthen its team while also considering young players who can become key assets in the future. In this regard, Mehdi Tartari has his eyes set on three players from the national U23 team. These players are recognized as key players in their clubs and their performances in the Premier League have also drawn attention.
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One of these players, who plays for a non-Tehran team and is mid-table, has been mentioned as Persepolis's main target in the winter transfer window. The name of this player has not yet been officially announced, but speculation about him is increasing.
Attention to Short-Term and Long-Term Needs
The focus on young and talented players indicates that Persepolis is not only addressing its immediate needs but is also working to build its future lineup. These players, who are also part of the national U23 team, could be suitable options to strengthen Persepolis. Among them, Farhan Jafari from Malavan has also been mentioned as a serious option for Persepolis. However, the remaining time of his military service is preventing him from joining the red-clad team.
Right-back Abolfazl Kouhi from Nassaji is another name on Tartari's list. Given that Persepolis relies solely on Majid Eidi for the right-back position and is trying to part ways with Daniel Graye, signing Kouhi could be an effective solution. Additionally, the positive relationships between the managers of Persepolis and Nassaji could facilitate this transfer.
Yousef Mazraei, a winger from Foolad, is also another option that may join Persepolis. However, considering that the flanks of Persepolis are crowded and competition is high, his transfer will not be straightforward.
Finally, it should be noted that no final negotiations or agreements for these players to join Persepolis have taken place yet, and this news remains largely speculative. However, more details that will gradually be released could provide a clearer picture of Persepolis's plans for the winter transfer window.
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