Yahya Golmohammadi, the head coach of Padideh football team, is being considered as the first choice of the Iranian Football Federation to lead the U23 team. This comes as Duhok club in Iraq has opposed his departure. Nevertheless, the Iranian Football Federation continues its efforts to attract Golmohammadi, and for this reason, two representatives from the federation will travel to Iraq to conduct final negotiations.
Travel of Football Federation Representatives to Iraq
Mohammad Rahman Salari, a member of the Football Federation's board of directors, and Ali Taraghli Zadeh, the technical and development manager of this body, along with Golmohammadi's manager, will soon head to Iraq. The purpose of this trip is to hold final discussions with Duhok club and explore collaboration conditions with Golmohammadi. This trip demonstrates the federation's determination to employ Golmohammadi for the U23 team, even in the face of initial opposition.
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Golmohammadi's Interest in Leading the U23 Team
Yahya Golmohammadi, as one of the experienced and successful coaches in Iranian football, has expressed his desire to lead the U23 team. This gives the Football Federation more hope that they can select him as the head coach of this team. With his impressive background and deep understanding of youth football, Golmohammadi could be a suitable option for leading the U23 team and helping develop the country's young talents.
The Football Federation hopes that through these negotiations, they can reach an agreement that benefits both the U23 team and Golmohammadi. Given the importance of the upcoming competitions for the U23 team and the need for a capable head coach, these efforts could lead to the growth and advancement of youth football in Iran.
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