Yahya Golmohammadi, the former head coach of Duhok FC in Iraq, has been appointed as the head coach of the national U23 team of Iran after stepping down from his previous position. This decision came after much deliberation and Golmohammadi is now responsible for preparing the team for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympic qualifying matches.
Details of Yahya Golmohammadi's Contract
In the Football Nights program, Mehdi Toutonchi revealed the amount of Yahya Golmohammadi's contract. According to this report, Golmohammadi's contract is for two years and amounts to 300,000 dollars (approximately 80 billion tomans). Interestingly, this payment will be made in rials, and there will be no dollar payments.
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Golmohammadi's Assistant in the U23 Team
Mehdi Toutonchi also announced that one of the Premier League coaches will soon serve as Yahya Golmohammadi's first assistant in the national U23 team. This news reflects the high importance of the U23 national team's preparation project and efforts to improve its performance in international events.
The U23 national team of Iran, which will compete for a spot in the 2028 Olympics, requires precise and stable planning. The selection of Yahya Golmohammadi, who has a record of significant successes in the Premier League, could herald a bright future for this team. He has previously been recognized as one of the successful coaches in Iranian football and must now leverage his experiences to nurture young talents.
Given the recent changes in the coaching staff structure of the national U23 team, it is expected that Golmohammadi will be able to elevate young players to higher levels using his knowledge and experience, guiding the team towards success. These changes could provide players with the opportunity to grow in a supportive and professional environment and showcase their abilities.
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