Payman Haddadi, the young and 41-year-old CEO of Persepolis Club, has recently faced rumors regarding potential changes at the top management of the club. These rumors have been circulated in such a way that Ali Inanloo, a board member and head of the media committee of Persepolis, is allegedly trying to succeed him. Meanwhile, Haddadi was appointed to this position only a year ago and has made significant changes in the club's structure and the Persepolis locker room during this time.
Inanloo's support for Haddadi
In response to these rumors, Payman Haddadi recently stated in an interview that Ali Inanloo has been one of his main supporters in reaching this position and is never seeking to succeed him. Following these statements, Ali Inanloo published a lengthy post on his Instagram page, emphasizing his support for Haddadi and highlighting the importance of solidarity and joint efforts for the success of Persepolis.
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Joint determination for championship
Ali Inanloo wrote in his post: "At Persepolis, we all stand together for one goal; to build a strong team and achieve glory for the fans." He also referred to the difficulties on the path to success and emphasized that trust and solidarity can make them more determined on this path.
He continued by thanking Mehdi Hemmati, a board member, for his sincere efforts and referred to Payman Haddadi as his brother and friend. Inanloo praised Haddadi's commitment and competence in managing the club and declared his support for him.
Ali Inanloo emphasized that supporting Haddadi is supporting the stability and authority of Persepolis, saying: "We are not here for individual positions at Persepolis; we strive to create great days and happiness for the fans." He ultimately told Haddadi that his success is everyone's success, and Persepolis's championship will be the greatest honor for all of them.
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