Agreed, especially people who said Amiri and Ahmadzadeh are bad players for Perspolis but ended in European leaguesQuote:
Originally Posted by GolfePersique
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Agreed, especially people who said Amiri and Ahmadzadeh are bad players for Perspolis but ended in European leaguesQuote:
Originally Posted by GolfePersique
Dorood bar Vahid va CQ. Vahid for working so hard and going to PEC for all the Team Melli trainings during the IPL season, finding an amazing physical readiness to complement his great tecnique and to CQ who fought to give us PEC and trusting Amiri when so many didn't!
Go Vahid!
Go CQ!
Go TM!
amiri doing well, turkish league is good, not the best , not the worst also
He was also in an amazing fitness and form during his breakthrough games with TM in the run up to AC 15...!Quote:
Originally Posted by Iranianarsenal11
After Ando's retirement, he became the Workhorse in TM and i knew he will always have a place in CQ's TM so long his workrate didnt take a significant dip..!!
his style of play is still bit too direct for my liking and not particularly clever nor visionary ..!! but what ive always absolutely Love about him is his RockSolid Confident Vigure and Winner's attitude and warrior demeanor..! It doesnt matter if he is facing your typical IPL defender or Carvahal/Canavaro or fking messi himself, he would'nt give them an ounce more respect and would go right at them hard the same way he would facing anyone..!!
his very successful WC stint is further proof of the importance of Optimal Fitness and Stamina plays in order to stand out when you face the best players in the world at their ultimate motivation to play levels..!!
Ando, also came outa nowhere to make a name for himself in international football in 2006 by virtually similar fashion, which is by being the Fittest TM player at that WC..!!
I must say at his age, and especially considering the relatively rich contract he attained in the process, his transfer to Trab was the most Surprising and for me personally the Most Delightful transfer of this summer so far..!!
damesh garm ..... his 100% committed performance in Russia, az hame dige bishtar be man haal daad...!! :cool:
I was probably the #1 Amiri basher up to a few week ago! He's proved me wrong on so many levels. I'm so proud of this guy, I'm so impressed and honestly he's even motivated me!
They confirmed the deal half and hour ago. After a month of struggling Hosseini is a part of Trabzonspor!
We can have a merged thread with Amiri no?
Vahid Amiri & Majid Hosseini @Trabzonspor | 2018-19
Respect to Trabzonspor for coming through
Yes, someone please lock this thread and merge it with the Vahid Amiri oneQuote:
Originally Posted by Rabbit
a great move for both him and iran, he can test himself against some of the best players, like van persie and snijder
Just saw the pic of Majid Hosseini in a tabzonsoor Jersey of goalnewspaper IG please now add him to this thread!
yes sir there it is:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ghermez Agha
Welcome Hosseini. I wish we buy Pouraliganji too.
Amiri is a working horse, he is very similar to estili and mahdavikia in terms of peeling off his own skin on the field
According to Varzesh3, Trabzonspor paid $300K-$400K. The reports are a bit confusing, one says $300K with future transfer percentages and the other says $400K consisting of $200K for transfer and $200K for future transfers. Anyway, its done and kudos to Trabzonspor and Esteghlal managements and to Majid himself for making this a win-win in the end.
Go Majid!
Hi Burak, I think PAG will end up in the premier league :)
Van Persie plays in Feyenoord and Sneijder is in Al Gharafa with our own Taremi bro :PQuote:
Originally Posted by ehsan singapore
Seriously Ehsan?Quote:
Originally Posted by ehsan singapore
Van Persie plays for Feyenoord and Snijder is team-mate of Taremi...
I have a gut feeling that Hosseini can end up in a strong lead in the coming years. I think with 2-3 solid seasons he can show himself! Proud of this guy!
True. Dont forget players like Drogba, Taffarel (both Galatasaray) or Roberto Carlos (Fenerbahce).Quote:
Originally Posted by ehsan singapore
Thanks for the update I was wondering what the terms were that they agreed to....3-400 was exactly what I said earlier would be a fair price for young Majid. If all of this is true then hopefully we won’t be hearing any complaints from SS to FIFA or anything like that to create any problems....fingers crossed!Quote:
Originally Posted by Futbaldoost
Say what you want about CQ but noone can deny what we are witnessing in sudden influx of Iranian players into European clubs is due to his upscaling achievement and giving personality, credentials and character to Iranian football.
Through his uncompromising organisation and tactics he has offered a crop of players with technical and no-nonsense resilience to the European clubs. In my personal view even those players that have had a little or no involvement with TM have benifited from the CQ era.
See the link below. It sounds like Esteghlal's GM Fathi is OK with this but he claims it is a lot more than $400K that Trabzonspor claimed :) Fathi also claims that 20% of the future transfer fees for Majid will go to Esteghlal. Basically Trabzonspor and Esteghlal managements are not saying the same thing but they both seem to be happy with the deal. There is definitely a lack of transparency and of course that's nothing new.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ghermez Agha
Esteghlal fans being very dirty towards Majid joining Trabzonspor. Some comments want him injured and never to return to SS
Dadash, Van Persie plays for Feyenoord and Sneijder plays with our very own Mehdi Taremi :rofl:Quote:
Originally Posted by ehsan singapore
ok my bad, but they were in turkish league, means the league is good, i remmber hagi was in turkey and galatasary won the europa league in 2000 alsoQuote:
Originally Posted by Iranianarsenal11
Thanks that’s good news...if both clubs are happy then to us fans the rest shouldn’t really matter bc nothing bad should follow not another Taremi/rizespor situationQuote:
Originally Posted by Futbaldoost
Guys, I'm a little confused, according to google the season hasn't started. Was that Trabzonspor played where Amiri scored a pre-season match?
^yup, a test match
Something similar to the 5+1 nuclear deal with each side giving their own version.Quote:
Originally Posted by Futbaldoost
Amazing!!!!
I’m so excited
I think he will be defender for AC Milan after this.
All is well. Esteghlal GM now says the total fees received by Esteghlal was $600K consisting of $400K transfer fee and $200K for development right (hagheh roshd) PLUS 20% of any future transfer fees. See the link below. I am happy for all sides. Esteghlal is getting a descent sum that it could use to improve its roster (Tabrizi is already on his way from Zob and there are other foreign transfers in the works), Trabzon got a great young defender who will grow better and stronger and Majid got a great opportunity to play in Europe and hopefully get a better transfer in a couple of years.
Maybe I am overly pessimistic but it seems to me the Turks are buying
Iranian players to flip them in a year and make a profit.
Don't see Amiri and Husseini having a career in Turkey.
20% seems steep, but I guess the transfer itself was so cheap that that Trabs will make significant profit anyway?Quote:
Originally Posted by Futbaldoost
Why is that bad? That's how transfers work... Players are assets in whom you invest and try to make a profit.Quote:
Originally Posted by beri486
Nooshe jooneshoon... it can be a win-win situation. Our players get to face tougher competition in a mid-tier European league, and then if they are good enough and a bigger league club wants them, they then transfer and our player has less issues adapting (after a year or two in Turkey vs straight from IPL), and the turkish team gets a profit if they can sell the iranian player for more than they paid for... what's wrong with that?Quote:
Originally Posted by beri486
AZ Alkmaar does the same thing, they bought ARJ, he helped them succeed as their best player, made a name for himself, and he got AZ a big profit when they sold him... perfect scenario!
Realistically it's harder for our players to go to big European leagues straight from Iran, it's just been the common trend the past 10 years!
They look at it this way: If Hosseini develops into a very-good to great CB they can sell him and make good money, if he develops into a solid CB they have a young stud that can help them. Either way it is win win for them.Quote:
Originally Posted by beri486
Exactly. The only way to change that trend is having a few of these players like JB performing well in top leagues which will re-open the European eyes on Iranian talents, similar to what happened after Daei, Bagheri, Kia era when the likes of Leverkusen bought 2-3 players directly from Esteghlal, or when Hamburg brought both Hashemian and Khatibi from IPL but nowadays we dream to have a single player in Bundesliga!Quote:
Originally Posted by persian_parsa
Still a long way to go, but it is doable. Need more youngsters packing their bags and taking the risks as ARJB did.