Farnam Arab: I hope to be invited to the national team/ Don't blame Fajr's win on me only

The winger of Fajar Sepasi football team hopes to be invited to the national team by shining in the Premier League.

According to Ambassador Arjan, Fajar Sepasi football team managed to beat Aluminum Arak in Shiraz with a score of 2-1 on the day when Mehdi Rajabzadeh sat on the bench for the first time. Farnam Arab was the special face of this competition; A player who entered the field as a substitute and scored both goals of Fajar Sepasi.

In a conversation with Ambassador Arjan, Arab said about Derakhesh in this match: "I am really happy that I was able to score 2 goals, win this important game and make the fans happy. Of course, Fajr's victory should not be written only in my name, because all the players tried and worked hard. This win was the result of the efforts of the team members and I hope we can get results in the next games as well."

Answering the question whether he felt he could score in this match before entering the field, he emphasized: "I was ready to show myself and I had a good feeling. Mehdi Rajabzadeh also encouraged me and told me the necessary technical points. I thank God that I was able to score 2 goals in this game. Of course, this win should not be written in my name only, because all the players are working hard."

The striker of Fajar Sepasi continues to say about the behavior of some of the fans of this team who upset the victim Pirouz and printed this coach's picture on the banknote: "The truth is that I was not in Fajar Sepasi last year and I cannot say anything about this. I saw Mr. Pirouz's speech and I don't have a specific opinion about this issue."

Arab says about his most important goal this season: "I like to help my team and because I play in an attacking position, naturally I want to score goals and give assists. My most important goal is to be invited to the national team and I really want this to happen to me this season. I know I have to work harder and I hope to achieve this goal."