Haddadi Takes Persepolis' Problems to the Sports Ministry

In a meeting with Ahmad Donyamali, Peyman Haddadi presented a report on Persepolis' situation and the club's problems to the Minister of Sports and Youth.

According to "Varzesh Se", Peyman Haddadi went to the Ministry of Sports and Youth today, Monday, October 20, to meet and talk with Ahmad Dunyamali. In this meeting, the CEO of Persepolis explained the situation of the club to the Minister of Sports and presented a report on the problems faced by the Red Devils.

This meeting took place in the days when Haddadi talked about the difficulties of running Persepolis in his recent interview with Sports Se. Providing foreign currency to pay the contracts of foreign players, tax and insurance issues and responding to regulatory bodies were among the issues he raised as the concerns of the club's management.

In the same interview, Haddadi considered providing suitable conditions for players as part of the manager's responsibility and said: "It is not just football and recruiting players. Providing the best conditions for the player is also a concern." The talks that presented an image of the workload of the club managers along with the matches and transfers.

The remaining legal cases from previous years were another part of Persepolis CEO's explanation. He announced that most of these cases have been closed since last year, and the follow-up is ongoing on some remaining legal and judicial cases. Haddadi also believed that handling some of these cases earlier could reduce the club's expenses.

Besides these issues, Persepolis must complete its financial documentation for the club licensing process. The licensing management of the Football Federation announced today that Persepolis is one of the five clubs that sent a letter and asked for a deadline until the end of October to submit the audited financial statements. An issue that is considered one of the other administrative and financial follow-ups of the club at this point.

Haddadi's meeting with Duniamali was held in a situation where the Persepolis football team is in the second place of the Premier League table with one game less, and the CEO of this club has raised the problems of the team under his management to the Ministry of Sports.