Saman Ghoddos @ Östersunds FK | 2017 - 2018

[ali8karimi]

According to a few people on twitter, Ghoddos has apparently been bought by Liverpool for 8 million euros and loaned to Crystal Palace

Although the news above seems very unrealistic, others have also stated that an English team has hijacked Ghoddos' Huesca move:

Could it be Palace or Southampton??

source ?

[Iranianarsenal11]

source ?

It's all kos o sher bro

Look up Ghoddos on twitter and you will see 4-5 tweets about him regarding a move to the EPL. None of the tweets are reputable but who knows.

[persian_pooya]

According to a few people on twitter, Ghoddos has apparently been bought by Liverpool for 8 million euros and loaned to Crystal Palace

Although the news above seems very unrealistic, others have also stated that an English team has hijacked Ghoddos' Huesca move:

Could it be Palace or Southampton??

Well EPL transfer window closes in less than 15 min, it shuts at 12:00 US Eastern time.

[Medzdidz]

I think he will still end up leaving , i read somewhere that Huesca had the smallest budget in all of the second league last season so if their being held to ransom then they won’t have the money for him.

[jahandoost]

This has nothing to do with Saman's transfer. His owner's crazy and is stonewalling transfers. He had an offer by Celta (a good La Liga team) and his owner nixed it. He shouldn't have signed an extension with Oestersunds.

It was a general comment regarding all of our players. Look at the "lack" of legitimate offers, especially post world-cup. I hope I am wrong and we hear some good news.

[Ando Teymourian]

Finally fellow members are understanding the significant political nature of international football transfers

Clubs will do what is easiest and best for themselves and rightfully so - they owe their fans, they don't owe Iranian fans.

Let's remove Ghoddos from the equation, because most of this is his own fault (re-signing for Ostersunds to make a Europa run) and the club owners fault.

Look at Majid Hosseini fiasco. Look how long it took to get him. I give mad respect to Trabzonspor for sticking with it, because most clubs wouldn't have wasted that much time and resources.

Now his situation was more public, but you better believe that almost all Iranian transfers are like that. And clubs in Europe don't want to deal with time wasting and nonsense when they can sign similar quality players elsewhere. Think of all the effort trying to get the transfer done, ITC, work permit I assume, travel documents, etc..... for an Iranian player.

Believe me, the moment Iran is no longer a cesspool of incompetence and dallals, we will see more players surging to Europe.

The way I see it, lack of Euro transfers is 75% that it's too much of a drag to do business with iranian clubs, and 25% our own players (bad decision making).

[inarsenewetrust]

Clubs will do what is easiest and best for themselves and rightfully so - they owe their fans, they don't owe Iranian fans.

Let's remove Ghoddos from the equation, because most of this is his own fault (re-signing for Ostersunds to make a Europa run) and the club owners fault.

Look at Majid Hosseini fiasco. Look how long it took to get him. I give mad respect to Trabzonspor for sticking with it, because most clubs wouldn't have wasted that much time and resources.

Now his situation was more public, but you better believe that almost all Iranian transfers are like that. And clubs in Europe don't want to deal with time wasting and nonsense when they can sign similar quality players elsewhere. Think of all the effort trying to get the transfer done, ITC, work permit I assume, travel documents, etc..... for an Iranian player.

Believe me, the moment Iran is no longer a cesspool of incompetence and dallals, we will see more players surging to Europe.

The way I see it, lack of Euro transfers is 75% that it's too much of a drag to do business with iranian clubs, and 25% our own players (bad decision making).

I dont agree. The primary reason that for so many years players stayed in iran was simple. Money. They would be getting paid way more by Iranian teams, whether in the form of actual money, or cars/apartments/etc than they would be in a smaller European team. Then when euro clubs actually wanted a player, and the player wanted to leave, iranian clubs would make it very difficult at times. But now we are seeing an influx of players into europe bc financial situation in iran is so bad.

[FF187]

Arzani to ManCity in the meantime. Everytime I read Huesca I think Huevos....makes me go nuts

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[Leicester City]

Arzani to ManCity in the meantime. Everytime I read Huesca I think Huevos....makes me go nuts

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We can blame CQ’s fault for not calling him up and calling up Dejagah instead who hasn’t seen the field since January. People shouldn’t be gifted a spot, they should earn it. CQ should have went with the same approach how he went for kicking out Jalal and bringing in Majid.

[arash123]

We can blame CQ’s fault for not calling him up and calling up Dejagah instead who hasn’t seen the field since January. People shouldn’t be gifted a spot, they should earn it. CQ should have went with the same approach how he went for kicking out Jalal and bringing in Majid.

If Arzani was on TM, he would magically have a tough time transferring for a mid-table Welsh club.

[The Farbod]

According to a few people on twitter, Ghoddos has apparently been bought by Liverpool for 8 million euros and loaned to Crystal Palace

Although the news above seems very unrealistic, others have also stated that an English team has hijacked Ghoddos' Huesca move:

Could it be Palace or Southampton??

Yeah I saw those. That guy has like 5 accounts all spouting nonsense and adding ~The Sun or ~Daily Mail on the end to act like he's quoting a source. Complete garbage.

[Ando Teymourian]

I dont agree. The primary reason that for so many years players stayed in iran was simple. Money. They would be getting paid way more by Iranian teams, whether in the form of actual money, or cars/apartments/etc than they would be in a smaller European team. Then when euro clubs actually wanted a player, and the player wanted to leave, iranian clubs would make it very difficult at times. But now we are seeing an influx of players into europe bc financial situation in iran is so bad.

I agree with your first statement - but my comment was just in regards to players trying to get to Europe or upgrade to another European team.

[The Farbod]

I see a lot of people blaming this on Ghoddos being Iranian. I doubt this is the problem. He has dual citizenship and a Swedish passport. The problem is that most of our players (Jahanbakhsh being the one exception) have straight gooz for an agent. It is up to their agent to make a deal work. Our players are basically at the mercy of their greedy owners.

[Leicester City]

If Arzani was on TM, he would magically have a tough time transferring for a mid-table Welsh club.

Not true, Melbourne City is owned by City Corp. Regardless he would have went.

[perspolis#1]

If it helps anyone I just bought Ghoddos for 7 million from Ostersunds for my Wolverhampton Career Mode. He has 4 goals 2 assists in 7 games. Killing it out here