Ehsan Hajsafi

[Iran_19]

He officially joined Sepahan

http://www.varzesh3.com/news/1345274...C-%D8%B4%D8%AF

[Salar]

He officially joined Sepahan

http://www.varzesh3.com/news/1345274...C-%D8%B4%D8%AF

I genuinely believe he has no decent european offers then cause he proved to all of us that money wasn't a factor and he wanted to prove himself in Europe, too bad his time there onlyl lasted a year.

[Kian Persepolis]

He officially joined Sepahan

http://www.varzesh3.com/news/1345274...C-%D8%B4%D8%AF

Well at least he gave Europe a shot.... But I think he should have taken the 1860 Munich offer if it was true

[MR.S]

he should had gone directly after the world cup

[ShervinJ]

im sure Hajsafi had an opportunity to continue his European career but was going to receive a lot less money. Look at Masoud. He was able to go back to European football after playing in Qatar for a few years and at his age. He was willing to give up so much money.

[Essi]

[Camran khan]

he should had gone directly after the world cup

He tried to go to Fulham after the World cup, but it didn't work out. This is very dissapointing..

On another note that Sepahan jersey looks very good.

[Iranianarsenal11]

Im pretty sure the Greek links were real... the Bundesliga 2 links could've been real, but im sure Ehsan would take the offer then... Kind of frustrating... Would rather see Sepahan pick up a decent foreigner to bulk up our league while Ehsan goes to a European club. That is the only cycle that is going to help make our league and our players better.

[04041374]

Honestly, I prefer him to see him playing as a LM in Sepahan and having good games than wasting his potential in relegation battling European clubs as a LB. As a defender, he can't make it out of 2nd Bundesliga.

Hajsafi will probably be CQ's first option to play as LM alongside Mohammadi and it would be important for him to play at the same position at his club.

I'm curious to see how much Hajsafi will get in Sepahan, since Veisi told that he won't allow any player to get more than 700 Million toman. That would be half of his wage before he went to Germany.

[kia]

[Karimi 8]

I'm sad about this transfer he deserves to be in Europe

[Ghermez Agha]

Sad to see him come back to Iran but glad to see him go back to his home in Sepahan where he can help them get back on their feet and hopefully make a move back to Europe in the winter or next summer.

[Sly]

im sure Hajsafi had an opportunity to continue his European career but was going to receive a lot less money. Look at Masoud. He was able to go back to European football after playing in Qatar for a few years and at his age. He was willing to give up so much money.

It had nothing to do with money or else he wouldn't have gone to Bundesliga 2 to begin with! You can not just compare different players with each other! Masoud has been living and playing in Europe for years and his name is already known by most football professionals. He might have even had better contacts, what do we know? You can not judge Hajsafi based on Masoud's or anybody else's life!

Also don't forget the fact that Masoud has got European citizenship. For European teams he would count as a European player while Hajsafi would have filled a non-European player spot!

[ABalls]

So disappointing for such a talent.

What started out as such a promising transfer window for our TM players has ended up as somewhat of a wash. Ali Karimi at Dinamo Zagreb, Reza to Heerenveen...heck, even Karim and Shojaei at Panionios and Sosha Makani to Norway (albeit, for strange reasons)...but it's been overshadowed by the Turkish failures of Taremi and Rezaeian, Hajisafi's return, and Dejagah's DWI. Our dynamic duo staying put at Rostov is nice, as was Shahbazzadeh's surprise, but we'll see what comes from each of those.

[Sly]

So disappointing for such a talent.

What started out as such a promising transfer window for our TM players has ended up as somewhat of a wash. Ali Karimi at Dinamo Zagreb, Reza to Heerenveen...heck, even Karim and Shojaei at Panionios and Sosha Makani to Norway (albeit, for strange reasons)...but it's been overshadowed by the Turkish failures of Taremi and Rezaeian, Hajisafi's return, and Dejagah's DWI. Our dynamic duo staying put at Rostov is nice, as was Shahbazzadeh's surprise, but we'll see what comes from each of those.

You forgot to mention the poor Milad Mohammadi at Terek Grozny and Haghighi at Maritimo!