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Milad Mohammadi went to Belarus and denied rumors of returning to Persepolis
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Milad Mohammadi went to Belarus and denied rumors of returning to Persepolis

منبع تصویر: hamshahrionline.ir

By Euronews Farsi Editorial 2 min Read time 33,440

Milad Mohammadi, the experienced defender of the Iranian national football team, faced numerous challenges this summer that changed his fate towards the Belarus league. While it was expected that he would extend his contract with Persepolis, he suddenly decided to join the Max-Line Vitebsk team.

Milad Mohammadi's challenges and Persepolis

At the beginning of the new year, Milad Mohammadi encountered problems with Persepolis and even stayed away from the team's training for several days. However, after the announcement of the national team list, he returned to Tehran and participated in the national team's training, which caused displeasure among Persepolis management. Subsequently, it seemed that the issues between him and the club had come to an end and there was a possibility of extending his contract.

But suddenly, news of Milad Mohammadi's agreement with Max-Line Belarus was published. At that time, Persepolis was also facing problems and, due to Abolfazl Jalali's injury in the left-back position, had to use non-specialized players.

Rumors of return and realities

Recently, rumors have circulated about Milad Mohammadi's dissatisfaction with his situation in Belarus and his desire to return to Persepolis. However, the reality is that the management of Persepolis has not taken any action to acquire Milad Mohammadi so far, and his name is not on the list of defenders sought by the team.

The departure of this 32-year-old player occurred while Peyman Hadadi, the CEO of Persepolis, was in serious negotiations with him and was close to an agreement. However, Milad Mohammadi suddenly decided to leave the country and join the Belarus league. While he has been a key player for the national team in recent years and has played in the World Cup, he has now missed the new national team camp due to not being called up by Amir Ghalenoei.

Despite the rumors about Milad Mohammadi's desire to return to Persepolis, it seems that he is currently determined to continue his career in the Belarus league. This situation reflects the complexities of the football world and the sudden decisions of players that can impact their futures.

Source: hamshahrionline.ir