What Hadadi Openly Revealed / Exclusive: Strange Rumor About Persepolis Repeated!

In the past 24 hours, strange reports have circulated about a possible change of Persepolis CEO. Peyman Hadadi openly addressed these rumors and provided details.

According to "Varzesh Se", Persepolis had a good start in the new season and they won with three goals against Naft Abadan on Friday evening. Persepolis will face Khyber in their overdue match on Wednesday, and if they win, they will be the top of the Premier League at the end of the eighth week. Persepolis has experienced extensive changes in this season, entered the field in a different form and image compared to last year, and these changes have been effective until this moment.

However, since the beginning of the season and at several points, rumors have been published about the possibility of changes at the head of the club's management and, in fact, Peyman Haddadi's departure. This young manager was elected as the new manager of Persepolis in November of last year, instead of Reza Darwish, and during this time, he has made significant changes in the structure of the club. But in the last hour, the news indicates that a member of the board of directors was looking for the replacement of Peyman Haddadi and has held meetings in this regard.

If we want to deal with this issue directly, these rumors are actually about Ali Inanlu, a member of the board of directors and head of the media committee of Persepolis club. Last week, during an exclusive interview with Sport Se, Peyman Haddadi clearly stated that these rumors are not true and that there is complete order and harmony in the current composition of the Persepolis board of directors.

Even Peyman Haddadi revealed that in April of last year, after Persepolis' defeat against Sepahan, Reza Darwish resigned, and at that point it was decided that Ali Inanlu would work as the supervisor and actually Reza Darwish's successor. But Ali Inanlu himself did not accept this proposal and at that point the board of directors came to the conclusion that Reza Darvish should continue his work. At that point, the presence of Persepolis in the summer transfer market of 1404 was also discussed, and the board of directors came to the conclusion that, considering the beginning of negotiations to attract some players by Reza Darwish, this issue should be followed up and finalized by him.

But in November of last year, after the defeat of Persepolis against Khyber, Reza Darwish's resignation was finally accepted and he left this club after four years. At the same time, there were reports about the possibility of Ali Inanlu as the CEO of Persepolis Club, but again, the board of directors chose Peyman Haddadi as the CEO and Inanlu himself voted positively for this decision.

As Peyman Haddadi stated last week, although Ali Inanlu is the representative of Shahr Bank and Peyman Haddadi is the representative of Bank Mellat (noting that financial affairs are the responsibility of Shahr Bank), this institution did not show sensitivity to the choice of Peyman Haddadi and supported this choice of the board of directors. In this way, the review of this news confirms that Ali Inanlu has had enough opportunity to be in this position, but he himself has voted to choose Peyman Haddadi as the manager of the club.

Also, in recent months, there have been extensive changes in the management structure of Persepolis club, and as Peyman Haddadi stated, the duties have been clearly separated. Mehdi Hemmati was in charge of improving the income structure and Ali Inanlu was the head of the media committee of Persepolis. But all the cases are under the CEO's duties and are actually done in coordination with Haddadi's agreement.

Currently, no decision has been made to change the CEO in the Persepolis Board of Directors. The performance of Persepolis in the new season has been liked by the fans and this change of generation and of course the results of the team have resulted in public satisfaction. In any case, our follow-up indicates that there is currently no discussion in the board of directors of Persepolis regarding the change of Haddadi contract and these rumors are not true.