Yahya Golmohammadi, the new head coach of Iran's national U23 team, has taken significant steps to strengthen this team by selecting his assistants. He intends to use the coaching staff of Duhok FC from Iraq on the bench of the national U23 team, which indicates careful planning and attention to detail in this endeavor.
Yahya Golmohammadi's Assistants
Among the members of the new coaching staff, Mostafa Sadaqat will join as a coach, Emad Mohajeri as a fitness trainer, and Mohammad Asgari as an analyst for the national U23 team. These selections reflect Golmohammadi's practical and professional approach to team management. By leveraging the experiences and technical knowledge of these individuals, he aims to prepare the U23 team for upcoming competitions.
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Position of the National U23 Team
The national U23 team of Iran, as one of the important teams for the future of our country's football, needs a cohesive structure and a strong coaching staff. Since this team is considered the foundation for the future players of the country, selecting experienced and knowledgeable individuals in the field of football can significantly impact the growth and development of young players. Yahya Golmohammadi, with his experiences in Duhok and his understanding of Iranian football, knows well what points need to be considered.
In a meeting scheduled for next week, other members of the national U23 team's coaching staff will also be determined. This action demonstrates Golmohammadi's serious commitment to creating a strong and coordinated team that can achieve great successes in the near future.
Given the recent changes in Iranian football and the need for restructuring and improving team performance, the new coaching staff of the national U23 team can herald a bright future. Supporting this team and paying attention to the talented youth of the country can ultimately contribute to the growth and advancement of football in Iran.
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