Persepolis looking for four jewels worth 320 billion!

In its capital increase plan, Persepolis has counted on the discovery of four talents with a total value of 320 billion tomans.

According to ambassador Arjan; One of the most interesting parts of Persepolis' capital increase justification report is dedicated to the future of the academy. In its calculations, the club has predicted that with the development of the activities of the basic teams, at least four top talents will be identified in the financial year 1406, each worth 80 billion tomans. A goal that shows that Persepolis has considered a significant economic value for the output of its academy, in addition to the technical role.

According to Sports Se, for the implementation of this program, the largest share of cash resources for the development of the club has reached basic football. In the table of expenses, 110 billion tomans are predicted for the "development of the academy and basic teams", which is exactly half of the budget of 220 billion tomans for the four development programs of Persepolis. The sources of this investment are supposed to be provided from the shareholders' cash contribution in the capital increase.

In the continuation of the report, the total value of the four talents in question, equivalent to 320 billion Tomans, is given as the predicted income of this sector in the fiscal year 1406. The club has assumed a 20% annual growth of this income for the following years, so that in the financial scenario of Persepolis, player training becomes a continuous and income-generating activity.

Of course, these figures are estimates of the future of the Academy. In this part of the document, four specific players are not introduced with such prices, and the estimated value of a talent alone does not mean money coming into the club's account. Converting this capacity to income depends on the growth of the player, the terms of his contract and finally the agreement to transfer.

This program was proposed in the days when one of Persepolis' youth outlets has attracted a lot of attention. Puya Esmi played for the senior team in the match against Sanat Naft Abadan on the 17th of Mehr, at the age of 17 years, one month and 16 days, and won the title of the youngest Persepolis player in the history of the Premier League. A defender who was about 15 months away from joining the club's academy until his first appearance in the Premier League.

Before the start of the season, the club had arranged long-term contracts for some of its young players. Mohammad Hossein Momeni, Pooya Esmi, Mehdi Cheshmberah, Mohammad Taha Nejadkhair and Amir Hossein Taheri were among the players who were added to the senior team's options with four- and five-year contracts and receiving game cards. An action that increases the possibility of keeping and planning for the future of these players.

Now in the financial plan of Persepolis, this path has been followed with an investment of 110 billion tomans and the expectation of discovering four valuable talents. In order to reach such an output, the first appearances such as Poya Esmi's dynamic game should lead to more opportunities and the continuous growth of young players so that the talents of the academy can find their place in Persepolis' composition and obtain the expected economic value of the club.