With the announcement of Alireza Biranvand:/ Four or five new tractor purchases!

Alireza Biranvand announced Tractor's plan to recruit four to five players in the half season.

According to Sports 3 report, Alireza Biranvand, in a part of his new conversation with the official media of Tractor, mentioned the plan of the technical staff to strengthen the composition of this team. Tabrizi's red-faced goalkeeper, who has extended his contract for another three seasons, had interesting transfer news for the fans, among his talks about the team's conditions and support for Javad Nekonam.

In a situation where Tractor was not actively present in the summer transfer market and left its mark by retaining Mehdi Torabi, Amir Hossein Hosseinzadeh, Daniyal Esmailifar and Mehdi Hashemnejad, now under the guidance of Javad Nekonam, it plans to actively enter the scene in the winter market and recruit the desired players.

Biranvand said about Tractor's plan for the second half of the season: "We are trying to bring the team to the second half of the season and the technical staff has decided to add four or five good players to the team."

Explaining the current situation of the team, he considered player injuries to be one of Nekonam's problems and stated: "Every coach has a style, but the misfortune of our coach is that the tools were taken from him. Turabi, Hashemnejad and Igor are not, and this issue will certainly disturb the rhythm of our game. But pay attention, despite these injuries, we are the team that the fans want. Our team got good results and I ask you to support us in this situation."

The goalkeeper of Tractor also recalled his experience working with Dragan Skocic and asked the fans to hope for the continuation of the path: "We were very worried during the time of Mr. Skocic and what he said in the half season was not to worry, we just have to be among the top three or four teams and we will be better in the second half of the season. We now have better results than Mr. Skocic's team. Don't worry, we will continue this process."