Persepolis has faced a serious challenge in the left defender position at the start of the new Premier League season. With the non-renewal of Milad Mohammadi's contract and his less-than-satisfactory performance over the past two seasons, the club sought to acquire a new player, signing Abolfazl Jalali. However, Jalali, who showed promising performances at the beginning of the season, unfortunately could not fulfill his duties well due to consecutive injuries.
Persepolis's Challenges in the Left Defender Position
Persepolis started the season while looking to acquire their desired left defender, Abolfazl Razaghpour, from Foolad, but the efforts of the club's managers did not yield results. Given that Jalali has also been unable to add strength to the team due to frequent injuries, Mehdi Tartari, the head coach of Persepolis, is searching for a solution to strengthen this part of the team.
Read more: Ali Tajernia asked Persepolis not to complain about Yasser Asani
Tartari and his colleagues have realized that Farzin Mo'allem Gari, the former left defender of Persepolis who has joined Malavan, could be a suitable option to bring back to the Reds' squad. Farzin, who was also part of Persepolis last season, could not show satisfactory performance due to the team's poor conditions and injuries, but his abilities in the Premier League are well-known.
Persepolis's Hopes for Bringing Back Farzin
Considering that Mo'allem Gari has delivered outstanding performances in recent matches for Malavan, especially shining in the clash against Persepolis, the Persepolis club must quickly assess the conditions for bringing him back. If this transfer is possible, Farzin could significantly alleviate the left defense issues of Persepolis and return to the Reds' lineup.
The successful experience that Persepolis had in bringing Milad Sarlak back to their team could serve as a model for this transfer. Sarlak returned to Persepolis after completing his military service and playing for Malavan, and now Tartari hopes that this process will be repeated for Farzin as well. This player from Ramhormoz could become one of the main pillars of Persepolis's defense line upon his return.
Undoubtedly, Farzin Mo'allem Gari's return to Persepolis could free the team from the need to pursue Razaghpour and also reduce the heavy costs associated with issuing a release letter. Given that Foolad will be reluctant to sell this player, Farzin's return could be the best option for Persepolis.
Read more: Shirzad Asanov on the verge of joining Esteghlal or Tractor · Persepolis became the top football team in Iran in Asia
