Persian Gulf Pro League 2022-23

[inarsenewetrust]

Btw what happened to Kia academy? The only hope from them are the 2 guys in Poland?

Not sure what makes you say that. Probably just frustration from bad TM situation, lack of talent in PGPL? Weird to take it out on an unrelated youth academy. These things are not instant coffee if thats what you are looking for. Now these are only two in europe but many guys across TM youth sides. OFC, most have not even reached eligible age to transfer to europe (18).

From those that have Ghorbani (previously trialled at bayern and hamburg), Pilali, Eslamtalab are the most advanced and all part of the u19 CAFA winning side. For these to guys to get bigger transfers that may make them more feasible candidates for TM in upcoming years we really need to get to a u20 world cup. This is where major scouting will happen, how allahyar, delfi, hosseinzadeh, shariati, shekari, ezatolahi, etc all got their first looks.

Many other strong talents in lower age groups.

Ehsan balooch is one standout in u15.


Long path to go for talents like him but they are doing things the right way and it will pay off.

[PSGman#19]

Not sure what makes you say that. Probably just frustration from bad TM situation, lack of talent in PGPL? Weird to take it out on an unrelated youth academy. These things are not instant coffee if thats what you are looking for. Now these are only two in europe but many guys across TM youth sides. OFC, most have not even reached eligible age to transfer to europe (18).

From those that have Ghorbani (previously trialled at bayern and hamburg), Pilali, Eslamtalab are the most advanced and all part of the u19 CAFA winning side. For these to guys to get bigger transfers that may make them more feasible candidates for TM in upcoming years we really need to get to a u20 world cup. This is where major scouting will happen, how allahyar, delfi, hosseinzadeh, shariati, shekari, ezatolahi, etc all got their first looks.

Many other strong talents in lower age groups.

Ehsan balooch is one standout in u15.


Long path to go for talents like him but they are doing things the right way and it will pay off.

Not at all, just out of curiosity. We have very few news about Kia academy in general in comparaison to some years ago. We only heard about the two Poland guys.
There was a striker that was finishing top scorer of every tournament, I don't know where he is (hassanzadeh?).

Contrary to before, playing a U20 (or senior WC) isn't enough for us to get a transfer. We only need to be standout

[roozan]

25 years old, only played in IPL is pretty old imo. We should only consider under 22 years old options (that IPL doesn't play anyways lol)

why do we still have such shit quality cameras in stadiums

[Keshwardoost]

Might be the coolest presentation ever with the fans singing..

PP/Esteghlal offer Messi 2,5bil deal? 😁

[oracle]

Mouth watering double header
Thursday

2:30 am pacific time
ss at tt

4:30am pacific
Nasaji at pp

Both games will be in youtube and glwiz.
can watch both game on the delay on glwiz 72 hr and YouTube.

If perspolis tie nasaji
and ss fails to win by 2+ margin
PERSEPOLIS
IS YOUR MID SEASON CHAMPS.

[oracle]

ss vs tt due to snow
Will start 1 hr delay
It's 3:30am l.a time now
Moat probably pp match will have time change
As well so both games don't run in to each other.


YASHAAAAAASIIIIIIIN
TERAKTOOOOOOOR
SS
SOOORAKHEH
1
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2
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5
6TAYA

[inarsenewetrust]

Foolad finally playing some young players in 1-0 win over aluminium. Hazbavi (CB), Shahabbasi (CB) , Koushki (LW), all u23.

Hazbavi is 19 and one of biggest u20 talents, named MVP is most recent CAFA tournament

[PEJ]

What the heck happened to Delfi? Has he even played a match with Foolad?

[naderb94]

What the heck happened to Delfi? Has he even played a match with Foolad?

He picked the worst club to play in.. Nekounam only likes to play guys over 30.
In all reality, it's a shame guys like him and Taha Shariati are being wasted.. They were considered the future of Team Melli.
If they're smart, they would go play in Europe and grow from them like Allahyar did and is currently doing.

[PSGman#19]

He picked the worst club to play in.. Nekounam only likes to play guys over 30.
In all reality, it's a shame guys like him and Taha Shariati are being wasted.. They were considered the future of Team Melli.
If they're smart, they would go play in Europe and grow from them like Allahyar did and is currently doing.

Delfi played in 2 Europeans clubs, trial in psv, get injured too much. Shariati same. They aren't even trusted by Iranian clubs.

[babak_iran]

es es pareh pareh
kiseh rafto bargasht

[Iran_19]

Jemez transfered Reza Asadi to striker and he had hat trick. Leading IPL top scorer with 6 goals. He said any new foreign forward in Tractor should compete with Asadi lol
The guy is actually built to be striker despite his below average speed lol


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[PSGman#19]

Jemez transfered Reza Asadi to striker and he had hat trick. Leading IPL top scorer with 6 goals. He said any new foreign forward in Tractor should compete with Asadi lol
The guy is actually built to be striker despite his below average speed lol


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Lol, the guy was DM then CB and now a successful striker. what a joke of football we have

[oracle]

Reza SHOTOR ASADI he is best cb there is, but he refuse to play that position. If he did he be tm starter...shotor IN HIS CONTRACT WITH PERSPOLIS AND TERAKTOR it says the hc can never start him as cb.

[Keshwardoost]

SUNDAY
January 29, 2023


https://financialtribune.com/article...rolling-stakes

Business And Markets
January 29, 2023 20:03

Iran's 2 Main Football Clubs to Float Controlling Stakes


The IPO will secure the right to revoke the deals if each of the two clubs fail to rank among the top four clubs in two successive seasons. Potential buyers are also required to table precise plans for increasing the income of the two clubs





Iran's 2 Main Football Clubs to Float Controlling Stakes

Iran Privatization Organization has released new information about the block sale of controlling shares in Tehran's two main football clubs, Esteghlal and Persepolis.
According to a press release from the IPO, 51% shares of the two clubs will be offered in the bourse. Per the plan, Persepolis shares will be offered on February 28 while Iran Fara Bourse will set the date for selling Esteghlal shares.
Esteghlal's 51% block will be offered at the base price of 21.37 trillion rials ($52.12m) and Persepolis 21.94 trillion rials ($51.9m). Buyers should pay 20% in cash and the rest in six annual installments after one year grace period. The IPO has invited potential buyers to start negotiations before the offer opens.
According to IPO, the two cubs are not allowed to have the same owner and owners of other soccer clubs are also barred from buying shares of the two major clubs.
Buyers will be required to reduce the each club's debts by 33% within a year of operation or face fines.
The IPO will secure the right to revoke the deals if each of the two club fails to rank among the top four clubs in two successive seasons. Potential buyers are also required to announce plans for increasing the clubs’ income.
Block sale of shares in Iran has been tried and tested several times in the past but failed to achieve the desired results simply because under the dire economic conditions buyers are unable or unwilling to put up millions of dollars in such business.
Block trade typically involves large numbers of equities or bonds at an arranged price between two parties.
This is sometimes done outside the open market to lessen any negative impact on the security’s price. Given the size of block trade, individual investors are rarely involved.
The government after months of delay once offered stakes in the two top clubs in March. However, their ticker symbols were not allowed to be publicly traded. Failing to meet transparency requirements and market fluctuations were said to be the main reasons behind delays in opening the ticker symbols.
Esteghlal reportedly sold 1,236,099,656 shares to 286,000 buyers while Persepolis sold 1,034,840,567 shares to 320,000 people.
Both clubs reportedly sold 10% of their stakes in the subscription phase and investors could buy a maximum of 3 million rials shares.
Esteghlal’s stake comprised 1.23 billion shares each priced at 2,910 rials. Persepolis offered 1.034 billion shares each worth 3,387 rials.
The subscription generated 3.6 trillion rials ($8.7 million) for Esteghlal and 3.5 trillion rials for Persepolis and the money was used to boost the capital of the two clubs via share premium.
Share premium is the difference in price between the par value, or face value of shares, and the total price a company receives for recently-issued shares. Share premium is the additional paid-in capital in excess of par value that an investor pays.
Esteghlal (the Blues) had a private owner before the 1979 Islamic Revolution, but was later put under the control of the then Physical Education Organization (now Sports Ministry). Persepolis (the Reds) had a similar fate.
More than a decade ago, when the Asian Football Confederation insisted on privatization of professional football clubs, state-owned clubs were no more accepted as AFC members and timelines were set for the transfer of proprietorship.
Following the AFC ruling, several scenarios were considered for the two clubs, including selling shares in auctions. All past measures to privatize Esteghlal and Persepolis flopped and the baton has been passed on from one administration to the next.
The two clubs were banned from the AFC Champions League last year for failing to meet the requirements for obtaining the entry license to the games