Zahra Ghanbari, captain of the Persepolis women's football team, and Zahra Khajavi, the team's goalkeeper, expressed their hopes for the championship of the men's team after a 2-0 victory against Ava in the Women's Premier League. This victory not only marked a good start to the new season but also created a deep bond between two generations of Persepolis players.
Successful Start and Challenges Ahead
Zahra Ghanbari, who scored the first goal of the season, spoke about the challenges of the early league matches in an interview: "The first game always has its specific challenges. Thank God we got the three points, and now we are focusing on the next match." This statement reflects the strong determination and will of this player, who, understanding the difficulties of the season, is looking to improve her team's performance.
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She also mentioned the high expectations of the fans, saying: "Football is unpredictable, and we cannot promise a championship right now, but fans can be assured that the entire team, from the coaching staff to the players, is working day and night to achieve the best possible result that befits the great name of Persepolis." This approach clearly demonstrates the respect and devotion of the team members to the fans and the club's history.
Following the Success of the Men's Team
Zahra Khajavi, who joined Persepolis last season and achieved a clean sheet in the first match of this league, expressed her satisfaction, saying: "I am very happy that we started the first game with a win and a clean sheet. My main focus throughout the game was to keep the goal closed, and I am glad I could help the team in this regard." This statement well reflects her professional attitude and commitment to sports.
She confidently states: "Manuel Neuer is my role model, and I try to learn from his style to perform at my best. I hope these clean sheets and victories continue so that I can play a significant role in Persepolis's championship journey." These words clearly show her determination and motivation to achieve greater successes.
These two players, now recognized as the main pillars of Persepolis, are hopeful for the future with the wish for the championship of the men's team. They are not only seeking individual successes but also aiming to elevate the club's status and bring joy to the fans. This deep connection between the past and present of Persepolis can pave the way for a bright future for this club.
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