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While a move within Russia is not what we hoped for Rubin is definitely a step up from Rostov. He'll have better players around him and should have a more offensive style which will benefit him. Plus, there's no European football so he won't have to fatigue himself by playing too many games. If, even in that situation, he can't reach the top 3 of the leading goal scorers that's completely on his lack of ability to convert chances and will prove he's stagnated for the entirety of 2 years with no improvement. If he does get to that top 3 on the charts, plus a good WC performance then I can see him grab a big move. But it's all on Sardar now, he's made the choice to stay in Russia with Berdyev, he needs to perform.
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Although I really wanted azmoun to leave.
I checked Rubins squad.
With berdeyev I have no doubts that they will be pushing for the championship.
They have 4 or 5 players from la Liga + a few other good quality European players in their squad.
Azmoun will get MUCH better service.
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Originally posted by KeonKish View PostAlthough I really wanted azmoun to leave.
I checked Rubins squad.
With berdeyev I have no doubts that they will be pushing for the championship.
They have 4 or 5 players from la Liga + a few other good quality European players in their squad.
Azmoun will get MUCH better service.
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Sad but true, and hey, as far as it seems, he won't be going to a top-league anyway unless Berdyev becomes Liverpool manager.
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Originally posted by RubinKazanUK View PostLike I said a couple of weeks ago, I believe there is a low release clause which allows him to return to Rubin.
It's not the best move for him, but I'm happy of course.
I've watched him since he joined Rubin as a 17 year old and so I want him to succeed, I hope that he will stay in Russia as a platform before the World Cup, then move after he hopefully has a great tournament.sigpic
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Sardar Azmoun @ FC Rostov | 2016/17
Originally posted by Iran_19 View PostWhat a poor decision maker, he is no more kid, he is almost 23! Playing around 5 years in Europe. I don't mind if it is 1 year deal before WC, anything more than 1 year is totally stupid.
Seems like he loves it there and with this Rubin move (which Im sure it won't be a single year contract, most likely 2-3 years) it pretty much limits his chances further. Unless he becomes top 5 scorer in the league at least, I can also see his value dropping on the market as he will also get older and teams/people will start to think he's a one season wonder.
We only have to pray that he doesn't become one of those numerous players that just get stuck in Russia and play most of their career there before declining and going back to their countries, in Azmoun's case Iran/China/Qatar.
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Originally posted by Z Joon View PostUnfortunately I honestly doubt that he will leave Russia in the next couple of years, at least until he is around 25-26 or so.
Seems like he loves it there and with this Rubin move (which Im sure it won't be a single year contract, most likely 2-3 years) it pretty much limits his chances further. Unless he becomes top 5 scorer in the league at least, I can also see his value dropping on the market as he will also get older and teams/people will start to think he's a one season wonder.
We only have to pray that he doesn't become one of those numerous players that just get stuck in Russia and play most of their career there before declining and going back to their countries, in Azmoun's case Iran/China/Qatar.
As long as no one breaks this barrier of playing in top 3-4 leagues, we will continue having players in Russia, Greece, Holland, Belgium, Croatia, etc.
Daei, Azizi, Bagheri broke this barrier 20 something years a go and opened the door for even some half a$$ players such as Khatibi, Mousavi who weren't even good for leagues such as Greece!
17-18 years a go we sent players such as Mahdavi, Emamifar who weren't even the best in their clubs to Charleroi, now we send one of IPL best players to the Belgian club!
Who will break this barrier? I don't know and i don't have much hope. Maybe Jahanbakhsh sometime?
It is sad because as i said many times, can't recall any forward with Azmoun talent in Iran in last 30 years i keep watching almost all of TM matches.
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Originally posted by Iran_19 View Postlack of determination and desire of achieving more, getting satisfying by very little. It is not the story of recent generation players but also SADLY many of our fans.
As long as no one breaks this barrier of playing in top 3-4 leagues, we will continue having players in Russia, Greece, Holland, Belgium, Croatia, etc.
Daei, Azizi, Bagheri broke this barrier 20 something years a go and open the door for even some half a$$ players such as Khatibi, Mousavi who weren't even good for league such as Greece!
Who will break this barrier? I don't know and i don't have much hope. Maybe Jahanbakhsh sometime?
It is sad because as i said many times, can't recall any forward with Azmoun talent in Iran in last 30 years i keep watching almost all of TM matches.
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Originally posted by Z Joon View PostI am pretty sure JB and Mohammadi at least will both play in top 3 leagues at some point in their career, I had that vibe for JB since couple of years now and always felt he was going to have a better club career than Azmoun. I hope Sardar will also change at some point but Im not too hopeful.
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Originally posted by Iran_19 View PostI see them as the most focused ones and i agree with you. Talent is not everything. Ask Daei, ask Vahid Hashemian. Hats off to someone like Ansarifard even, not the most talented forward, but managed to play in traditional club such as Olympiacos, i don't mind it if the talent is not at the best level, but when you have talent and you lack desire it is frustrating, remind me of Ali Karimi, the guy had hell of first season with Bayern, i remember i was working on an article regarding Bayern midfielder back to the time(when access to the information was not like today) and i said to myself, there is no way Karimi manage to get playing time in Bayern with such a depth in midfielder, and what happened after an amazing first year? Bunch of injuries and most important lack of desire ruined such a jewel.
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Originally posted by Z Joon View PostYup, totally agreed. I just sincerely hope Azmoun won't have a Axel Witsel or Danny type career where they will stay too much and pass their peak in Russia.
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