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Agha dastan tymsar o pireh marde be koja resid? LollllQuote:
Originally Posted by KC McElroy
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He made it to liverpool FC
That’s awesome. Did he just get granted an EU passport too?
Too young to say so. But his dad did great marketing.
Ofc not, and he won't get one because of Brexit. Think more before you write.Quote:
Originally Posted by PrinceAli
first of all idk why you think you need to be rude when I ask a question.Quote:
Originally Posted by IranPowned
Second of all, I was asking cuz I’m pretty sure there’s a rule that European clubs can’t sign non European players under the age of 18 (hence why we had to way for allahyars birthday to sign with fenerbahce)
UNLESS the entire family just move there.Quote:
Originally Posted by PrinceAli
did he actually sign or they're just going to see Liverpool?
Kids this young can only go to teams IF their parents can afford to move to those towns. Its also a long road....he's only 6 and they gotta wait at least 10yrs to see if he is even capable of becoming a pro. Maybe now his parents can afford, but they would need to get residency and other jobs to be able to live in a city like Liverpool or anywhere else in Europe. These teams dont pay for the parents or the young kids, they might help them a little to migrate but all the rest the parents need to do. Many academies also charge money to enroll your kid, its not free typically...maybe special cases.
I asked his dad once last year and he's really interested but he said he cant afford to move to Europe. But he's more famous now, maybe he's able to make money, but i think legal reasons might still be an issue for the family to move there.
I've also showed Juventus Academy here in LA his videos....i talked a guy direct from Juventus and he loved his videos, he said he can help if they move to Turin...so its really a lot of risk without guarantee
Arat needs to enjoy his childhood
by the way guys i love Arat and i really think he has talent in there.....but realistically i'm not overly impressed by his soccer videos on his page. I wonder how he will really play against some good kids. A lot of his videos are against kids who are not good, that just randomly slide so he can dribble them. He does show good footwork, skill, etc...but i wonder how much of it is real or just hype video. But realistically his best chance is leaving Iran, I dont think he will develop or get anywhere in Iran. Especially when kids get older, the mental state is very important and Iran is not a very positive encouraging place...so typically this translates into the mental problems Iranian players have later. get emotional during games or choke on big stage, etc.... he's gotta leave Iran and grow up in a positive environment, although his parents seem to be very good at this part of it.
The football vids are def setup. He went from the gymnast vids that he did for years to all of a sudden being a football prodigy. It's usually the same kids slide tackling him or getting dribbled by, however, he seems to be above the average talent-wise even with the fake vids.Quote:
Originally Posted by EKBATAN
Generally speaking, I'm not a fan of kids these young getting exploited/pushed by their parents as most of the time they grow up messed up but I wish the kid and his family good luck. If it means they can leave Iran and live a better life then go for it.
Last thing we need is another player in England.
He's getting huge publicity - insane how many famous people / players follow him on the account. Pretty much all big clubs are following him.
I think for being 5, he is amazing ...
He did 760+ or keep ups the other day; balls almost his size.
He was in the PSG academy (not sue if its just full of rich turkish kids vs. talented) but his touches are very Messish ... left right .. left right
Overall, he is now 6 and will likely see his name when he's 13-14
I believe he is going to liverpool FC for 1 yr from reading and following commentsQuote:
Originally Posted by EKBATAN
Dont ever believe comment sectionsQuote:
Originally Posted by tiesto
Especially with Iranians...they embellish and exaggerate everything lol
??? If anything this will make him enjoy his childhood even more LOL. I wish I played for an academy team of that caliber 😂Quote:
Originally Posted by P-Money
Arat is 5... Many professional soccer players don’t even start playing till they are 10. As a 5 year old on a professional academy team, that gives him a HUGE edge.
Fact of the matter is, NO ONE should be judged regarding potential at the age of 5. I mean, it’s ridiculous 😂. Even once in a lifetime players like Messi weren’t declared prodigy’s until the age of 14, which I think it’s a good time considering the player is starting to hit puberty.
Arat could be the next Messi, Rasoul Khatibi, or even the next Ali Asghar who own a kabob shop around the corner. Who knows.
The kid has been 5 years old for a few years now. Poor kid has stopped aging!
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Originally Posted by Iranianarsenal11
Or just Ghasem...
he just turned 6 like 2 days agoQuote:
Originally Posted by PEJ
Of course he enjoys but i feel like he doesnt have enough of a normal childhood like playing, having friends, relaxing ....... i really can imagine he has no friends and his parents try to train him too muchQuote:
Originally Posted by Iranianarsenal11
The psychological pressure on this kid (conscious/subconscious; intended/unintended; implicit/explicit) are huge. He will either rise because of it and continue to grow professionally, or will collapse from this pressure and never be heard from again. I like the kid very much, and wish him the best. But to expect this much from a 5 year old (when the usual expectations are learning the alphabet, reading/writing, tying your shoes) is extraordinary.
Idk he does a lot of other stuff too if u follow his page. He hangs out w buncha kids, dances, does other things. Doesnt seem like hes pressured, a lot of the things he does he likes doing himself. For example all that climbing walls and gymnastics stuff he was doing as a small babyQuote:
Originally Posted by P-Money
He's in London now, staying with a Pakistani family that doesn't speak Persian.
Strange.
Guys can we stop making assumptions and pretend that we know the guy? I'm proud that there is a 6 year old who seems to be so talented that comes from the same background as us. I will support him no matter what and I hope he turns out to live up to his potential :)!
Dad was saying they are the "translators" LOL ... don't get itQuote:
Originally Posted by Mr Pouya
Arat for Team Melli World Cup 2030!
That is super weird.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr Pouya
All this long I thought Arat was a girl while I read this forum. :shocked:
Arat’s six pack though.
Fc barcelona official Twitter :
So what is Arat doing except of this Videos ? Is it true he is signed by Liverpool and training in their academy ?
Ive no doubt that he will be a big star if the fame doesnt destroy him, i also hope his parents dont forget he is a child
He is a very talented child, but ultimately you can't really tell if young players have a future until they're 15-16.
]It's true that talent gets revealed by time. Although considering a kid like Arat, he's kickin' it. Hopes are high for him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nokhodi
That's a really optimistic claim, regarding that you might not even make it to 2030.Quote:
Originally Posted by teammelli91
He is but the cynic in me just can't get over the fact his dad is using him and is depriving him of his childhood. I just can't see this story ending well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nokhodi