Baranvand's Military Service Location Confirmed / Service Code Issued

Alireza Beiranvand prefers to complete his military service with a Tehran team.

After many struggles, it became clear that Alireza Biranvand should go to one of the military teams to complete his military service. In this regard, it was said weeks ago that the number one goalkeeper of the national team will go to Fajrspasi Shiraz and all the legal procedures for this transfer have been completed, but the important issue here is that Biranvand, considering that he does not have the right to play for any team until half of the season, prefers not to leave Tehran to complete his military service. Two days ago, the release of the video of Alireza Biranvand's conversation with Mahmoud Arabi, the Sports Vice President of Tehran Army Club, during the team's match against Karagstar in Tabriz, became very newsworthy. It is said that the efforts of League One club officials were dedicated to recruiting Biranund as a player, and now apparently their efforts are on the verge of bearing fruit.

Although the code of Alireza Biranvand has been issued to join the Fajrspasi Shiraz club, this experienced goalkeeper, who knows that he has to wait at least half a season to return to football due to transfer rules, prefers not to go to Shiraz to serve in Tehran.

Considering that Biranvand is married and has two children, he will naturally be subject to some rules of the conscription system for taking a deduction, and this issue will significantly reduce the duration of his military service from 21 months to 7 or 8 months. In such a situation, he prefers to serve in Tehran considering that he cannot play for any team before the Asian Nations Cup and he will not have much time left from his military service after the Asian Nations Cup.

Therefore, even though Biranvand's military code has been issued for Fajrspasi, this nationally dressed goalkeeper has consulted with the officials of the military service so that he can change his code to the army club and work in Tehran's League One team to complete his service. An activity that will definitely be limited to attending training sessions without competing for a few months.

According to our reporter's information, the officials of the army club along with some senior managers of the football federation have made efforts to make Biranvand become a soldier in the Tehrani club and they hope that his administrative work will be done before the first of November (when Biranvand will be sent to serve) and that he will start his military service at the J barracks of Tehran and the army instead of Fajrspasi.