Alireza Jahanbakhsh @ Brighton & Hove Albion | 2018-2019

[KasraKhan]

what about the Navi one. can't find it

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The navy one is under "training wear": [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

[The Realist]

Once JB puts few past EPL goalies, there will be no hiding from cameras.
For now it suit him to to be kept out of the limelight’s, keep a lowe profile, train hard, gel with his team mates and brake into the first team as a regular.

[KasraKhan]

There seems to be a BHA Instagram account for Persian fans: [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

Don't know if this is officially sanctioned by the club, but cool to see.

[TM4LIFE]

Their instagram page is at 133k followers now, all the comments are in Farsi

one of my favorite:
"yadame bache boodam lebase brighton tanam boud abgoosht rikht roosh kheili narahat shodam raftam tarafdare manchester shodam"
translation for resident brighton fans:
"I remember when i was a kid i had a Brighton shirt and spilled meat stew on it and got really upset so i went and became a Manchester fan"

[Leicester City]

[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

I think that's enough internet for today

[Terryberry1]

Hello all. Welcome to the BHAFC family. Enjoy the ride

[Tehranto]

There seems to be a BHA Instagram account for Persian fans: [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

Don't know if this is officially sanctioned by the club, but cool to see.

It was started after ARJ joined. So, pretty sure it is not.

[IranFanBoy]

On wiki it says that he will be number 23!
Not sure if true tho

[Arshia42]

I think this move is actually massive not only for ARJ, but for Iranian players as a whole.
Players like Sardar, Ezatolahi, etc. will see how this plays out for ARJ, and if he's successful they will want to experience the same thing in the Prem. We already know how much Sardar and Ezatolahi love attention, and they will be getting tons of it if they transfer to the EPL.

You're making it sound like those players can just choose if they want to go to the premier league or not. Any one of them would kill to be in Alireza's position right now, it is the best league in the world- and a dream to play in for most players. The only way they can transfer to the PL is to go to a lower-european level team, and perform exceptionally like Alireza did and then hope to get noticed by an English side. That, ofcourse is a risk- most Iranians would be happy to just play in Qatar or something and get more money, live comfortably- whether or not they are prepared to sacrifice that for a chance to make it as far as Alireza is the real question because not everyone is talented enough to just work their way up. Azmoun for example, would be lucky to even get recognized by a championship side with the way he plays for his club, let alone a premiership side. Just not good enough for a premier league team.

[The Farbod]

You're making it sound like those players can just choose if they want to go to the premier league or not. Any one of them would kill to be in Alireza's position right now, it is the best league in the world- and a dream to play in for most players. The only way they can transfer to the PL is to go to a lower-european level team, and perform exceptionally like Alireza did and then hope to get noticed by an English side. That, ofcourse is a risk- most Iranians would be happy to just play in Qatar or something and get more money, live comfortably- whether or not they are prepared to sacrifice that for a chance to make it as far as Alireza is the real question because not everyone is talented enough to just work their way up. Azmoun for example, would be lucky to even get recognized by a championship side with the way he plays for his club, let alone a premiership side. Just not good enough for a premier league team.

Let's not go overboard there chief. Less than 12 months ago at least half of the EPL would've bent over backwards to bring Azmoun on board... He's still got value.