Ramin Rezaeian @ Caykur Rizespor | 2016-17

[TheBoss]

Dude just to give you an idea about what i am saying, look at Morocco, a country which missed last 4-5 world cup, didn't achieve anything lately in CAN and just look at their squad and we are just happy with Iran so called best prospect to bottom table Turkish team lol
This is just one example....
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morocc..._football_team

Morocco and Algeria are the worst examples. The reason they have so many players in Europe is because half of their players were born in Europe, mostly in France and Belgium.

Their situation is not comparable to Iran at all.

[04041374]

Dude just to give you an idea about what i am saying, look at Morocco, a country which missed last 4-5 world cup, didn't achieve anything lately in CAN and just look at their squad and we are just happy with Iran so called best prospect to bottom table Turkish team lol
This is just one example....
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morocc..._football_team

With the exception of 2 players, all players, who play in the top 4 leagues have been born and raised in Europe, mostly France (a huge Arab diaspora is living there). Very similar to Algeria.

[Gotham]

Is the Turkish league that much better than Iran's ?

If you honestly think Iran and Turkey's leagues are equal, get off the internet and have a word with yourself.

[04041374]

There are milions of Moroccans living in Spain, France, Netherlands and Belgium. If we had that many iranians in europe, our squad would look pretty similar.

Iranians are becoming doctors, engineers and lawyers instead

[04041374]

Btw. Rizespor wanted to sign Ali Alipour as well (according to Taremi's lawyer). Let's see if he can join Taremi and Rezaeian in the upcoming season

[Malavani]

Is the Turkish league that much better than Iran's ?

Definitely. I'd say it's probably on par with Eredivisie but with much better foreign players

[Ghermez Agha]

There really is a god!

[ShiroKhorshid]

Iranians are becoming doctors, engineers and lawyers instead

No but seriously brother, lots of iranians, especially the ones in california and so on, dont realize that there a actually very few iranians in europe compared to others like Algerians, Moroccans or Turks. For example there are like 3 or 4 milions Turks in Germany, compared to around 150K iranians. Dont even wanna talk about France. Milions of Algerians/Moroccans, but how many iranians? Guess its around 50 or 60K.

[Shah Abbas]

Wow. This is BS - I don't believe in it.

1) The kit they are holding is from three seasons ago!
2) No news on the transfer on the Club site - while all the new signings have been announced and photos of the players on the new kits shown. Not even on the Twitter or Instagram accounts of the club!
3) The person in the photo doesn't even hold a position in the club.

[Kiarash]

Wow. This is BS - I don't believe in it.

1) The kit they are holding is from three seasons ago!
2) No news on the transfer on the Club site - while all the new signings have been announced and photos of the players on the new kits shown. Not even on the Twitter or Instagram accounts of the club!
3) The person in the photo doesn't even hold a position in the club.

It would be hilarious if we got trolled.

[K. Nader]

I'm probably missing something, as Azmoun and Jahanbakhsh went to Europe before they were even under CQ's radar. And we actually have more QSL players than ever before now, and CQ is the coach. I doubt there is a direct correlation between CQ being head coach and Iranian youngsters going to Europe more often.

Iran_19 is right. CQ has continuously stressed the value of playing in higher caliber leagues and has often rewarded those that do. Dejagah and Ghoochannejhad were brought in for this very reason. Furthermore, Iranians are heavily influenced by their environment. When a young player sees that CQ is rewarding the likes of Jahanbakhsh, Ezatolahi, and Azmoun senior-level playing time in their teenage years, it motivates them to get out of Iran. When Taremi sees that there are three other forwards in Europe (Gucci, Azmoun, Ansarifard), you can be sure it motivates a player who would otherwise not move, to move (even if it's to the Turkish league).

Take Ali Karimi for example. He's been called up to a few Team Melli camps but has never been a mainstay. However, if he moves to Dinamo Zagreb and distinguishes himself there, you can be sure he'll be in CQ's 23-man list.

As for your Qatar example, it doesn't hold any truth. It was worse between 2003-2008 when many national players were wasting away their youth and prime years in the Emirates. Some examples include: Karimi, Madanchi, Mobali, Majidi, Enayati, Kazemian, and Khatibi. At the present time, the vast majority of players that circulate through the QSL are players that are 30 and over (Hosseini, Nekounam, Montazeri, Shojaei, Ando, and Jabbari). The only disappointments are Dejagah (who is now 30, anyway) and Pouraliganji.

[Shah Abbas]

It would be hilarious if we got trolled.

I could be wrong of course.
But, everything is suspicious. To add to the 3 points I've mentioned. Rezaiean has a contract with Perspolis. Taremi was offered 4.2 Billion toman by Hedayati. If he has made the decision to join the Turkish club for money, do you think the club has offered more than that? It's fishy as hell..

[ShervinJ]

If it was fake one of them would've made a statement. I noticed Taremi has checked the flood on Instagram and changed his profile picture to show his love for PP

[Gotham]

I went to Riyzespoor's FB page (or however the hell the team name is spelled) and nothing has been said about it yet.....

[Z Joon]

Iran_19 is right. CQ has continuously stressed the value of playing in higher caliber leagues and has often rewarded those that do. Dejagah and Ghoochannejhad were brought in for this very reason. Furthermore, Iranians are heavily influenced by their environment. When a young player sees that CQ is rewarding the likes of Jahanbakhsh, Ezatolahi, and Azmoun senior-level playing time in their teenage years, it motivates them to get out of Iran. When Taremi sees that there are three other forwards in Europe (Gucci, Azmoun, Ansarifard), you can be sure it motivates a player who would otherwise not move, to move (even if it's to the Turkish league).

Take Ali Karimi for example. He's been called up to a few Team Melli camps but has never been a mainstay. However, if he moves to Dinamo Zagreb and distinguishes himself there, you can be sure he'll be in CQ's 23-man list.

As for your Qatar example, it doesn't hold any truth. It was worse between 2003-2008 when many national players were wasting away their youth and prime years in the Emirates. Some examples include: Karimi, Madanchi, Mobali, Majidi, Enayati, Kazemian, and Khatibi. At the present time, the vast majority of players that circulate through the QSL are players that are 30 and over (Hosseini, Nekounam, Montazeri, Shojaei, Ando, and Jabbari). The only disappointments are Dejagah (who is now 30, anyway) and Pouraliganji.

So, do you still think Taremi and Rezaeian aren't good enough for Europe, even 2nd grade leagues? Jk haha, hopefully next time people will be more patient when it comes to our player transfers and won't make conclusions too fast