The members of the board of directors are wise people/ Qalanoi: The condition of the Asian championship puts pressure on the team

Amir Ghalenoui promised that Iran will have better quality in the upcoming Nations Cup than in previous tournaments.

According to Sport Seh, in another part of his speech, Amir Ghalenoui explained about the expectations from Iran in the Asian Nations Cup and the issue of determining the condition of the championship. Thanking the Board of the Football Federation, the head coach of Iran emphasized that setting such a condition could have put more pressure on the team, although he and the players are looking for the best performance.

The issue of the federation's expectations from Iran in the Nations Cup was raised earlier when considering the continuation of cooperation with Qalanewi. Mohammad Rahman Salari, a member of the Federation's Board of Directors, in an interview with Sports Three, mentioned youthfulness and promotion to the Asian finals as the demands of this group. Now, in explaining his view on these matches, Ghalenoui emphasizes on improving the quality of Iran's game.

"First of all, I would like to thank the board of directors, because they are wise people," Qalanoui said. If they wanted to bet on winning the Nations Cup, there would definitely be pressure on the national team. We ourselves, our staff, players and board of directors seek to provide our best quality. Considering the experience we had in the Nations Cup and the World Cup, this Nations Cup will definitely be higher in terms of quality than the World Cup and the Nations Cup."

Referring to the impact of the events of the match on the result, he continued: "You know there are characteristics in football. For example, a player like Aria Yousefi is suddenly sent off in the 2nd minute. It is a football event and for example one of the players makes a mistake. "In the game with Uzbekistan, we were 1-1 and we were going to score the second goal when one of the players made a mistake and the team's process was messed up, but the players and the technical staff and myself are looking for the best quality and this will definitely happen."

The head coach of the Iranian team explained about the schedule of preparatory games: "Unfortunately, we had some problems and some teams played four games in this Fifadi and we could not play the third game. We wanted to test our young players in the next games and see if they can adapt to our tactical thoughts. You know better than me that many players may have high quality in the league, but the conditions of the national team are different. I believe that we should all join hands and help each other."

Calling the critics to attend the National Football Center, Ghalenoui said: "If the Nations Cup is going to be held, there is little time left and everyone has their own point of view. We are also in their sincere national center and we listen to their words. You saw that I also thanked Mr. Qasimpour. These loved ones had criticized the most. Maybe if they came and sat down and saw our problems, their views would change. "We are sure that we will have the best quality in the Nations Cup."