Milad Mohammadi, a young and energetic player in Iranian football, is currently in Belarus and facing unfavorable conditions. This defender, who has recently been the subject of rumors regarding his return to Persepolis, is actually not on the red team's shopping list, and it seems he no longer has a place in Mehdi Tartari's plans.
Mohammadi's unfavorable conditions in Belarus
Milad Mohammadi has not played in his team's last 4 matches and has only had 52 minutes of playing time. This issue has made him dissatisfied with his situation in Belarus, and he was even left out of the national team's list for the FIFA date. It seems that this situation has put a lot of pressure on him, and he is considering changes in his professional future.
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Tartari's proposals and new options
In this situation, Mehdi Tartari, the head coach of Persepolis, is looking for new options for his team's left-back position. Tartari is satisfied with the performance of Mehdi Tikdari, and Abolfazl Jalali has recently recovered from injury. However, it seems that Tartari's main and preferred option is Abolfazl Razagpour. This player, who missed joining Persepolis last summer due to financial disagreements and Hamid Motahari's dissatisfaction, is now back in the spotlight.
Persepolis made significant efforts last summer to acquire Abolfazl Razagpour, but due to financial issues, the transfer did not materialize. Now, considering the new conditions and the team's need for a reliable left-back, it seems that there is a better chance of acquiring this player this time. Tartari knows well that to succeed in the Premier League, he needs high-quality players, and Razagpour could be one of them.
Possible consequences for Persepolis
Given these changes, Persepolis may strengthen its defense line in the mid-season and find a way to improve the team's performance this season by selecting the right players. It is expected that Mehdi Tartari will make his final decisions in this regard in the coming days and will strive to achieve greater success for his team by acquiring quality players.
Overall, it seems that Milad Mohammadi will not return to Persepolis, and this could lead to further changes in Tartari's plans. Persepolis fans hope that with the right choices, their team can perform better in the remainder of the season and get closer to its goals.
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