Karimi Parts Ways with Pardis Qazvin; Youngest National Team Goalkeeper Becomes Free Agent

Yaser Karimi, the young goalkeeper and national team player, parted ways with Pardis Shahid Shiri Qazvin by mutual agreement after months of back-and-forth.

According to Sport 3, Shahid Shiri Qazvin campus team, which has been at the bottom of the table with defeats in all games so far this season and is considered the main candidate for relegation, finally agreed to the departure of its national goalkeeper Yaser Karami due to financial problems. Kerami was invited to the national team last season with his brilliance in the net frame of the campus team, and in the recent summer, he had become one of the ideal and sought-after options among the contending teams.

In the seven matches that he played this season, despite the successive failures of his team, Kerami has shown a remarkable performance and has made more than 20 saves in all the games. He appeared brilliantly in the match with Mes Songun Varzghan and especially against Sen. Ich Sawe and played one of the best games of his career.

According to the transfer rules of the league organization, this 22-year-old goalkeeper has no problem signing a new contract and will determine his next team during the Fifadi holidays. Also, Iran's Daim Panah Mashhad and Folad Zarand teams have shown interest in recruiting him.

It should be noted that two seasons ago, at the age of 20, Yaser Kerami got the opportunity to play in Mashhad's Farsh Ara team, and in the shortest possible time, he became known as a promising and talented goalkeeper.