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Originally posted by Babak_Shirazi View PostAlthough i‘m desperataly waiting for one of our players to join the Bundesliga... in my opinion it‘s the best League at the moment and highly competitive. Always fun to watch, and our best players were playing here so we need more of that.
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Originally posted by Sly View PostNo thanks. Bundesliga is the plague for our players. The discipline is good for them but their machine-like way of playing don't suit our technically gifted players and will only result in their demise, a la Ali Karimi. Our players are best made for La Liga. A league that makes a relatively recognized star out of an average player like Masoud Shojaei.Right, as the world goes, is only in question between equals in power, while the strong do what they can and the weak suffer what they must.
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Originally posted by Sly View PostNo thanks. Bundesliga is the plague for our players. The discipline is good for them but their machine-like way of playing don't suit our technically gifted players and will only result in their demise, a la Ali Karimi. Our players are best made for La Liga. A league that makes a relatively recognized star out of an average player like Masoud Shojaei.
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Originally posted by Babak_Shirazi View PostSeeing our players join La Liga, Serie A or the Premier League would be nice too, but the German League is on fire. Just look at the standings this year, 5 teams have realistic chances to win the league title, while it‘s almost settled in the other top leagues. Just look at what Leipzig did, they beat the last years Championsleague runner up Tottenham 4:0 in total. Seeing him in Leipzig, Dortmund, Leverkusen or Bayern Munich would be a dream. But Napoli will also be definitely a good step up from his current team
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azmoun would be a success in germany. But, his current profile makes a transfer there unlikely, and that is what people should consider when they say he should wait and move there over napoli.
We have to be realistic and honest. Azmoun will cost 25-30 mil EU right now. And there are teams willing to pay that.
Only Dortmund and Bayern in Germany pay that much for players. Bayern Have lewandowski, Dortmund have haaland. Azmoun is not a relevant option for these two.
Leipzig could, especially if they sell werner, but there is no indication they had/have interest, and still azmoun doesnt really fit their ideal age+price combo. His current wage is 3 million EU itself, with a transfer to new club he will likely be asking for as much or more money.
https://www.statista.com/statistics/...alary-by-team/
just for comparision, here is a list of bundesliga average salaries per team. Leipzig sits at just 2.42 mil EU. If azmoun was to join he would immediately be one of if not the top earner, doesnt make much sense for them and would kind of tear up their whole wage structure.
Only other option I see in germany would be leverkusen, who could afford him, although he would be one of their record transfers. They were close to signing him in 2018, but deal fell through. They had official offer accepted by rostov. But now they have Volland, Alario as CFs and Bailey, Haavertz who play in that position regularly as well.
Plus is leverkusen a better team than napoli truly? Recent evidence from european competitions, domestic performances in the past few years suggests not.
When you weigh all this up it starts becoming clear that the best REALISTIC option for azmoun is napoli. Especialy if they are as interested in him as seems, they will put faith in him, not as much competition in CF spot with milik and llorente leaving.
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Honestly I don't know why Bundesliga after almost two decades never trusted our players, yes we had some unsuccessful period with Mousavi, Yazdani, Pashazadeh, Khatibi, but Kia, Vahid, Bagheri, Daei, or even Azizi did pretty ok job to take a chance on more Iranians.
Germany can be a nice fit for our players, there are lots of Iranians there and the style of playing can be one of the best fits for Iranians.
Guys such as Kaveh, Azmoun, Jahanbakhsh, Taremi can easily shine or survive there.
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Originally posted by Iran_19 View PostHonestly I don't know why Bundesliga after almost two decades never trusted our players, yes we had some unsuccessful period with Mousavi, Yazdani, Pashazadeh, Khatibi, but Kia, Vahid, Bagheri, Daei, or even Azizi did pretty ok job to take a chance on more Iranians.
Germany can be a nice fit for our players, there are lots of Iranians there and the style of playing can be one of the best fits for Iranians.
Guys such as Kaveh, Azmoun, Jahanbakhsh, Taremi can easily shine or survive there.
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Between Daei, Mahdavikia.. era and now, there was litteraly a shitstorm on everything iranian. In the meantime only hajsafi played there and it was far from being a success (don't count Dejagah which is considered as german).
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We can also question :
- why Portugal was so slow to open his league to our players (litteraly they waited 8 years of CQ).
- why Spain didn't renew interest for our players after Shojaei/Nekounam
- why greece did a successful "one shot" with Ansarifard/Hajsafi/Shojaei but nothing after. The same with Russia
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Originally posted by PSGman#19 View PostWe can also question :
- why Portugal was so slow to open his league to our players (litteraly they waited 8 years of CQ).
- why Spain didn't renew interest for our players after Shojaei/Nekounam
- why greece did a successful "one shot" with Ansarifard/Hajsafi/Shojaei but nothing after. The same with Russia
1 - financial restrictions make it really hard to get the transfers through. A club really has to want a player to make it happen.
2 - Iranian players make decent money in Iran, and most European clubs want our players dirt cheap or on free transfers.
3 - Poor agents.
4 - Players lack of motivation/laziness/fear.
For players outside of Iran:
1 - Poor agents (look at Ghodoos)
2 - Bad contracts (Look at Azmoun)
3 - Terrible advisers (again, look at Ghodoos)
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Originally posted by PSGman#19 View PostBecause like most of the rest of the world, maro adam hesab nemikonan.
Between Daei, Mahdavikia.. era and now, there was litteraly a shitstorm on everything iranian. In the meantime only hajsafi played there and it was far from being a success (don't count Dejagah which is considered as german).
Or it could be as simple as the fact that countries that are football equals to us like Japan are able to ship more players consistently with less headsaches and the added incentive that there is a market for the club in Japan.
This is the same reason Iran isnt in FIFA. How much money could they make off Iranians when a lot of jerseys etc are pirated and fake
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Originally posted by perspolis#1 View PostI mean there's also the fact that our clubs really try to take as much money as they can since they all owe money to foreign coaches....agents are thieves....etc
Or it could be as simple as the fact that countries that are football equals to us like Japan are able to ship more players consistently with less headsaches and the added incentive that there is a market for the club in Japan.
This is the same reason Iran isnt in FIFA. How much money could they make off Iranians when a lot of jerseys etc are pirated and fake
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Originally posted by Nokhodi View PostFor players within Iran:
1 - financial restrictions make it really hard to get the transfers through. A club really has to want a player to make it happen.
2 - Iranian players make decent money in Iran, and most European clubs want our players dirt cheap or on free transfers.
3 - Poor agents.
4 - Players lack of motivation/laziness/fear.
For players outside of Iran:
1 - Poor agents (look at Ghodoos)
2 - Bad contracts (Look at Azmoun)
3 - Terrible advisers (again, look at Ghodoos)
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