They were rewarded for a friendly game;

Criticizing the attitude of some critics, Amir Ghalenoui demanded clarification about financial issues.

According to the report of Sport Se, Amir Ghalenoui, in response to the recent criticisms, brought the discussion to the difference in dealing with Iranian and foreign coaches. Iran's head coach believes that some of the critics had a different view when their desired figures were present, and now they judge his performance with a different standard. Statements that, considering the discussion of the bonuses of the past periods, can be seen as an allusion to Carlos Queiroz and the supporters of the Portuguese head coach.

The issue of paying bonuses during the Keirosh period was also raised recently in Ali Kafashian's speech. The former head of the Football Federation explained on the 14th of Mehr that a part of Queiroz's bonuses was foreseen in his contract, and for winning friendly games, the board of directors decided on the bonus amount. Kafashian had described these payments according to the customs of that period and with the approval of the directors of the federation.

Now, in response to the comparison of the encounters, Ghalenoui has spoken about the non-payment of the bonus he mentioned for the current staff and has questioned the motivation of some criticisms.

About the view of some critics, Ghalenoui said: "As long as the friends were the people they wanted, everything was white, but whatever we do, it is black, because we are not of their kind."

Further, one of the reporters mentioned the payment of bonuses for winning friendly games in the past and said that there was no objection at that time. Qalanoui replied: "Yes, now you see the rule of the previous board is that they gave bonuses for the games in the World Cup, but now the technical staff has not received that bonus." My plea is that when it comes to financial matters, everyone should come clean. what's wrong Clarify and say that this program is for the sake of the people or for financial issues."

Iran's head coach then said ironically to his critics: "My question is the same, why should this pressure only be on the Iranian coach?" Maybe their interests are not the same anymore."