Yasin Salmani

[Gol Bezan]

Yasin is signed to SA SPORT AGENCY - which has Ehsan Hajsafi and Shariyar Moghanlou as their clients as well. Both played for European clubs, so hopefully the agents have some contacts in Europe.

Ehsan is going to AEK and Sharyar may go back to Santa Clara - so let's hope Yasin can start in a league like Portugal's.

Actually that is wrong, transfermarkt haven't changed that. He's with Amir Saadati.

[AM_89]

Actually that is wrong, transfermarkt haven't changed that. He's with Amir Saadati.

Nice! Younes Delfi, Ali Gholizadeh are signed with him.

[Dortmund]

Actually that is wrong, transfermarkt haven't changed that. He's with Amir Saadati.

Is this the same Saadati that played in Austria?

[Iran_19]

Nice video..


https://video.varzesh3.com/video/236...87%D8%A7%D9%86

[AM_89]

Nice video..
https://video.varzesh3.com/video/236...87%D8%A7%D9%86

Javad Nekonaum was not even this good at 19. Not saying he will be better than one of our best ever, but that's just a comparison to think about.

He has incredible fundamentals, skills and smarts and has some flair as well - that's amazing.

[inarsenewetrust]

https://footballtalentscout.net/2021...footballscout/

Nice article on yasin, reposted by Football Talent twitter which has 160k + followers.

YASIN SALMANI – IRAN’S MIDFIELD ANSWER

Description:

Yasin Salmani was born in 2002 on the 27th of February in Gorgan, Iran. From the age of 12, he joined Sepahan’s youth academy and rapidly moved up the age groups. His talent was noticed in 2018, when he received a call up to Iran’s u16 side for the AFC u16 championship. Despite Iran finishing third in their group, Salmani impressed in the two matches he started: a 0-0 draw vs India which saw him play deep in a double pivot and the 5-0 win against Vietnam where he captained his side from an advanced playmaking position. In that Vietnam match, he recorded 2 assists, 1 pre-assist, and drew a red card from the opponent after a clever interception. From there, he moved up to the Iran u19 and the Sepahan U21 sides before making his senior club debut in the 19/20 season. In the 20/21 season, he had his breakout year playing in 21 matches, while recording 4 goals and 3 assists. Salmani would come to play a role in helping Sepahan chase the title to the final match day, but results elsewhere would keep the youngster from winning his first title

Similar Player: Florian Neuhaus

Playing Style:
Salmani can play across the midfield, while excelling as a number 10 or 8. His vision and passing are well developed for his age, as he often finds the perfect weighted ball to a teammate in the box. When it comes to getting past low blocks, Salmani has developed his hold-up play to the point where he can anticipate the perfect passing avenue to deliver a ball to a forward. He is comfortable with both feet, scoring and sending long balls with both. His intense pressing to win the ball back has come in use to draw fouls, set up goals, or go on daunting runs from the halfway line to score himself. Jumping into tackles isn’t a part of Salmani’s playstyle, as he focuses more on positioning to win back the ball through interceptions. With improvements in defense, he can truly master the role as the #8 or playing as the offensive option in a double pivot.

Future Ahead:

Next season will see Sepahan push for the title, while competing in the Asian Champions League. With midfielder Hajsafi moving to Europe, a starting spot looks likely for Salmani should he stay. Salmani has expressed a desire to move to Europe and take his game to the next level. His contract expires in the summer of 2022, which would put him in a good position as a free agent to find a suitable club. A move before then is not out of the question either. From a national team perspective, he plays in Iran’s weakest position as the 8. With only 1 real competitor ahead of him, he has the potential to make Iran’s WC squad in 2022 should they qualify. He is the most exciting U21 prospect currently playing in Iran, and one of the most exciting in the past 5 years.

[P.dente]

Hope he gets callled up

[ABalls]

https://footballtalentscout.net/2021...footballscout/

Nice article on yasin, reposted by Football Talent twitter which has 160k + followers.

YASIN SALMANI – IRAN’S MIDFIELD ANSWER

Description:

Yasin Salmani was born in 2002 on the 27th of February in Gorgan, Iran. From the age of 12, he joined Sepahan’s youth academy and rapidly moved up the age groups. His talent was noticed in 2018, when he received a call up to Iran’s u16 side for the AFC u16 championship. Despite Iran finishing third in their group, Salmani impressed in the two matches he started: a 0-0 draw vs India which saw him play deep in a double pivot and the 5-0 win against Vietnam where he captained his side from an advanced playmaking position. In that Vietnam match, he recorded 2 assists, 1 pre-assist, and drew a red card from the opponent after a clever interception. From there, he moved up to the Iran u19 and the Sepahan U21 sides before making his senior club debut in the 19/20 season. In the 20/21 season, he had his breakout year playing in 21 matches, while recording 4 goals and 3 assists. Salmani would come to play a role in helping Sepahan chase the title to the final match day, but results elsewhere would keep the youngster from winning his first title

Similar Player: Florian Neuhaus

Playing Style:
Salmani can play across the midfield, while excelling as a number 10 or 8. His vision and passing are well developed for his age, as he often finds the perfect weighted ball to a teammate in the box. When it comes to getting past low blocks, Salmani has developed his hold-up play to the point where he can anticipate the perfect passing avenue to deliver a ball to a forward. He is comfortable with both feet, scoring and sending long balls with both. His intense pressing to win the ball back has come in use to draw fouls, set up goals, or go on daunting runs from the halfway line to score himself. Jumping into tackles isn’t a part of Salmani’s playstyle, as he focuses more on positioning to win back the ball through interceptions. With improvements in defense, he can truly master the role as the #8 or playing as the offensive option in a double pivot.

Future Ahead:

Next season will see Sepahan push for the title, while competing in the Asian Champions League. With midfielder Hajsafi moving to Europe, a starting spot looks likely for Salmani should he stay. Salmani has expressed a desire to move to Europe and take his game to the next level. His contract expires in the summer of 2022, which would put him in a good position as a free agent to find a suitable club. A move before then is not out of the question either. From a national team perspective, he plays in Iran’s weakest position as the 8. With only 1 real competitor ahead of him, he has the potential to make Iran’s WC squad in 2022 should they qualify. He is the most exciting U21 prospect currently playing in Iran, and one of the most exciting in the past 5 years.

I know we have a tendency to hype up our own, but this is outstanding. Particularly given the weakness of a #8 in TM. Will be watching Yasin carefully going forward.

[Iran_19]

Hope he makes TM list. I doubt thought.

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[BacheLot]

hajsafi and ak are injured so maybe that'll provide the opening for his first call up..?? hopefully..!!
eskoocher doesnt strike me as the type of coach who'd make such gambles, though..??

from highlight reels kid looks a real solid talent, eager to see how he'd fair in TM ..! although very unlikely to see any action vs syria even if called up..!!

[Gol Bezan]

I can confirm that we will have Yasin on for an interview next month.

One of many interviews we have planned. Stay tuned!

[Gol Bezan]

I can confirm that we will have Yasin on for an interview next month.
One of many interviews we have planned. Stay tuned!

Unfortunately it seems we cannot do this interview at this time. Some issues have cropped up, hopefully we can do it by the end of the year 🤞🏼

[Leicester City]

Portuguese fans interested in Yasin Salmani and want to see him in their league

[PSGman#19]

Wtf is the deal with our best talent? Always injured or fk up their career with wrong choice?

[taremiscores]

Wtf is the deal with our best talent? Always injured or fk up their career with wrong choice?

He is back in training with Sepahan.