Rajabzadeh's First Reaction to Strange Defeat Against Sepahan

Fajr Sepasi's coach says he has one goal in Shiraz: the success of Fajr Sepasi.

According to "Varzesh Se", the Fajar Sepasi football team, which has recently changed its head coach and will continue the league with Mehdi Rajabzadeh, will have to face Aluminum Arak tomorrow. The team is led by Pirouz Ghorbin, the head coach of Shirazi last season. In any case, Rajabzadeh says he wants to win this game.

In the press conference before this game, Mehdi Rajabzadeh expressed his happiness about returning to this club and said: "I am very happy to be at the service of Fajr Shahid Sepasi Club for the second time and I hope I can take good steps for this club, the people of Fars province and the fans."

He also referred to the death of Sadeq Moradi, a veteran futsal player of Fars province and a former player of the national futsal team, and said: "I was a clubmate with him and I was very sad to hear this news. I offer my condolences to the family of the deceased, the football and futsal community and all the athletes.

Referring to the recent conditions of the Fajr team, Rajabzadeh said: "I don't want to go back to the past, because now we are on the verge of a new beginning and entering a new path." "The match against Arak Aluminum will be a difficult match considering the good results of this team this season and the conditions that have arisen for Fajr, but I hope we can get a decent result and prepare the conditions for a better future."

The head coach of Fajr Shahid Sepasi thanked the previous technical staff and continued: "Changes in professional football are a natural thing and I thank the previous technical staff for their efforts. "With all my strength and experience, I will work for the success of my city's team."

In response to a question about Fajr's technical conditions and recent results, he said: "The events of last week mentally hit the team and the fans, but I don't believe that the team is in a crisis." With proper planning, we can overcome these conditions. I have been monitoring the team's training for two days, and during this time, we have focused more on technical issues, defensive discipline and mental preparation of the players. "Due to the short time until the match, we did not put too much physical pressure on the players and tried to prepare them for a new start."

Referring to the team's technical needs, he said: "In some positions, we are facing a density of players and in others, a shortage." We have young and talented players, but we also need experienced players to achieve our goals. We try to increase team cohesion and discipline in the half-season and improve our offensive and defensive power. "Also, holding preparatory meetings can help the team to be more prepared."

Fajar head coach Shahid Sepasi explained about the possibility of recruiting new players: "At the right time and with the coordination of the club and collective decision, we will recruit players who are compatible with the needs and structure of the team and who can contribute to the success of Fajar."

He also explained about the margins surrounding his presence in this team: "There may be different views about this decision, but the decisions should be in line with the interests of the province's football and issues should not be made personal." I hope that with the coordination of the officials, the board of directors and the CEO of the club, we will draw a suitable path for the future of Fajr. In these two days, many people called or sent me messages. I thank them all and apologize for not having time to respond to all messages. This welcome has given me a lot of energy and motivation, and I hope I can make people and fans proud and happy."

Asking the media to support the representative of Fars football, he emphasized: "I thank the veterans and elders of the province who are with us on this path. The media also play an important role in the development of football and I hope we all help Fajr together; Because this team does not belong to one person, but to Fars province and its people.

In the end, the head coach of Fajar Shahid Sepasi said about the presence of women in the stadiums: "Women are a respected and loved part of the society, and their presence in the stadium gives positive energy to both the players and the football atmosphere. The fans have the right to come to the stadium, watch the game of their hometown team and encourage it. We are happy that the conditions for the presence of women in the stadium have been provided and we hope that their presence in the competitions will always be accompanied by enthusiasm and positive energy."