Allahyar Sayyadmanesh @ Hull City 2023-2024

[taremiscores]

Tufan out here getting hat tricks and Saman is still clubless. Ability and style, they're basically the same player.

You can't tell me with a straight face Saman is unable to get championship offers if he wanted to.

Seems that having an incompetent inner circle (managers/agents etc.) is not exclusive to Iranian players inside Iran. Outside Iran too now ...

The Huesca debacle was one of the weirdest/stupidest moves ever. The man even took a pic signing with Huesca too!

[taremiscores]

[Hosseini]

They knew they were taking on an injured player right? Why the hold up with not passing a medical then if they already knew? It would make sense he would just continue his rehab in Colorado until he's ready to go

[Pluto2000]

He is still young, I'd say let him go to MLS where he can get game time without getting injured and build himself back up to where he was 1-2 years ago. 1-2 decent seasons in MLS and he can come back to Europe and he will still be 24-25 barely. Most important thing is regaining form and breaking this cycle of injury, its clear something is wrong at Hull City

[PSGman#19]

He is still young, I'd say let him go to MLS where he can get game time without getting injured and build himself back up to where he was 1-2 years ago. 1-2 decent seasons in MLS and he can come back to Europe and he will still be 24-25 barely. Most important thing is regaining form and breaking this cycle of injury, its clear something is wrong at Hull City

Fortunately I don't care much about him, but you really think an Iranian can transfer from MLS to Europe whatever he does there? The guy did absolutely nothing at crappy Hull in addition

[Pluto2000]

Fortunately I don't care much about him, but you really think an Iranian can transfer from MLS to Europe whatever he does there? The guy did absolutely nothing at crappy Hull in addition

MLS is no longer the league it once was, LOTS of eyes are on it. If he makes a name for himself he can definitely come back

[PSGman#19]

MLS is no longer the league it once was, LOTS of eyes are on it. If he makes a name for himself he can definitely come back

Lots of eyes on world cup, European leagues and ucl/uel. Don't do much for our players to get better transfer

[Gol Bezan]

[BacheLot]

So far as exposure and career upward mobility into EU bigger leagues .... MLS is still far from the levels of English Championship .... but i think with this new Messi hoopolah the league exposure to outside world will likely go into overdrive moving forward and improve immensely on that front..!! especially the way he has hit the ground running there..!

regardless, i dont really see allahyaar's overall pedigree and quality as a footballer as that of being well above the levels of the league..!
its nearly as physically challenging as the english lower leagues and although MLS action is still overall not even near the tactical and technicality levels of better leagues of EU, i never saw AS9 as particularly strong on those aspects of the game either .... so hardly think he could come to MLS (almost any team for that matter ) and become an immediate bonafide star in it..!!?

MLS could actually be a good re-developmental league for him considering the sorta seriousness of his more recent injury struggles..!!?

at least he gets to live in Murica...!! (which also is a vastly over-hyped phenomena..!)

[diz]

Rosenior also had good news to deliver on the injury front, with recent absentees Rúben Vinagre, Harry Vaughan and Allahyar Sayyadmanesh all back in training ahead of facing Rovers.

“Rúben, Harry and Allahyar all trained this morning,” revealed Rosenior.

“They’re back in and around the squad which is great for me and gives me a few more headaches in terms of team selection. I want those headaches throughout the season.

“All three of them will come into my thinking. We’ll have a look at them tomorrow (Friday) and then decide on the squad to travel to Blackburn.

[Medzdidz]

Not in the squad.

[Medzdidz]

Hull looking to bring in Philogene (very highly rated young winger from Aston Villa) and Keinan Davies, Striker from Villa.

[Nokhodi]

Hull looking to bring in Philogene (very highly rated young winger from Aston Villa) and Keinan Davies, Striker from Villa.

Highly rated means high dollar amount but no actual results.

[Medzdidz]

Highly rated means high dollar amount but no actual results.

He is still young so no way knowing which way his career will go but I watched him in pre season and some games at the end of last season and he could be a talent. Villa fans think very highly of him, a big back clause will most likely be included too.

[Scooter]

Ach.. why do our players have the worst luck in Europe? Yes yes, there are exceptions, but so many of them seem to sit on the bench and then fall-out of European clubs in higher-tier leagues (such as Championship, EPL, Bundesliga, etc) Taremi is more of an exception to this phenomenon.

I don't get it with Allahyar.. he is fit but his body keeps failing him. Considering where he is at, I doubt it's due to eating poorly; I am guessing his string of injuries is from over-training, and also inappropriate training.

In my opinion, a move to MLS would be good for him, assuming he can stay healthy. Last place or not, he would garner many minutes with the Rapids, and as some have said, MLS is a far better league than many of you think. PP and the like would have a lot of trouble beating the top MLS teams.