Iranian- Winter Transfer window Thread 2025

[Iran_19]

Another bottom table Russian club which will most likely get relegated!

[Pluto2000]

I am surprised Uzbekistan senior NT didn't do much better so far, knowing they had special ties with Russia and russian league. The latter was much superior to everything in Asia in the last two decades.

On the same style, Turkey has successful players in real madrid inter juventus.. And now a gk at man united but their nt is far from being a powerhouse in Europe or at least an outsider.

A lot harder to be successful in EUFA than other leagues. If Turkey was in AFC they would be a top 3 team, probably number 2. Regardless though apparently IFF is trying to schedule a friendly with them for March 2026, so we will see who is better: Arda Guler vs Shoja Khalilzadeh LOL

[PSGman#19]

I have previously posted a couple times my prediction that Uzbekistan will surpass Iran in football in next 5-10 years. Both in quality of legionnaire and national team. Last time I posted it, Man city and Real weren’t after their player. Let’s see what happens next, maybe at world cup yeah? I’m not carried away just looking at reality. Their youth program is already something we would dream of. Taremi and azmoun can’t even match shomurodov in big boy league. And now 40 million euro deal to Man city. We can only say our players smoke more hooka and have more rewards points at UAE mcdonalds.

Btw special message to fans who say ‘nushe junesh’ about players signing contracts in qatar or uae. i hope shametun aajor beshe to shekametun. For 25 years I am seeing comments of “nushe junesh” to players wasting their lives and ruining our football in these donkey leagues. Khak to sare hamatun.

I am surprised Uzbekistan senior NT didn't do much better so far, knowing they had special ties with Russia and russian league. The latter was much superior to everything in Asia in the last two decades.

On the same style, Turkey has successful players in real madrid inter juventus.. And now a gk at man united but their nt is far from being a powerhouse in Europe or at least an outsider.

[Nokhodi]

These esteghlali owners of pgl won't give pp players.

Huge waste of money.

[oracle]

Pp and ss want Thievy Bifouma.

These esteghlali owners of pgl won't give pp players.

[Super Shojaei]

https://x.com/rplnews_eng/status/187...102391589?s=46 Zare To Russia

[Super Shojaei]

Mehdi Zahre to akhmat

https://x.com/prznsoccer/status/1878204009338532131?s=46

ss wants to sell blanco 3 pgl teams interested

[Pluto2000]

Their youth program is indeed impressive, but for some reason it doesn't translate at the senior level.

In general, I don't believe having one or even two superstars can take you far in international football in Asia.
The main reason being is the team's general performance regresses to the mean.
It's why even an Iran that had guys like Azizi, Daei, Bagheri, Mahdavikia, and Karimi would struggle versus Bahrain.
It's why South Korea still isn't consistently great.
It's why Egypt can barely qualify for a World Cup.

To me as long as Asian club football continues to be at a low level (I don't mean the occasional superstar who gets signed)... then Asian football will stay at a poor level.
The only league that has been constantly focusing on youth for 30+ years in Asia is Japan, and they are consistently getting fruit from it.
Uzbekistan is trying, but they need to elevate their league as well to have guys like Khusanov be surrounded by other classy players.

Youth programs usually take 15-30 years to start paying off at senior level. Uzbekistan only recently started investing into their football program in 2012 with investments into stadiums, grassroots programs, etc. In fact something interesting they've done is their league has paid European clubs to come help modernize development and tactics rapidly. You might be surprised but Juventus and some French clubs actually have academies in Tashkent after the big $$$ came in.

They've been dominating us at U17-U23 since 2019 with their resources they're giving their youth.

Not to say Iran won't stay competitive because no matter how good these countries get we still have the physicality, natural talent, and technique to beat them any day with some heart and motivation (as seen vs Japan earlier last year). Though it won't really transfer to winning any actual tournaments or progressing in the WC because to do that you need depth, proper coaching, proper staff (all of which come from - investments). So our football will just stay stagnant or decline slowly again until we get another golden generation/CQ who is willing to literally travel through the country to find players like ARJ for our U17 from a random club like Damash Gilan

[Super Shojaei]

Pp and ss want Thievy Bifouma.

[Nokhodi]

I have previously posted a couple times my prediction that Uzbekistan will surpass Iran in football in next 5-10 years. Both in quality of legionnaire and national team. Last time I posted it, Man city and Real weren’t after their player. Let’s see what happens next, maybe at world cup yeah? I’m not carried away just looking at reality. Their youth program is already something we would dream of. Taremi and azmoun can’t even match shomurodov in big boy league. And now 40 million euro deal to Man city. We can only say our players smoke more hooka and have more rewards points at UAE mcdonalds.

Btw special message to fans who say ‘nushe junesh’ about players signing contracts in qatar or uae. i hope shametun aajor beshe to shekametun. For 25 years I am seeing comments of “nushe junesh” to players wasting their lives and ruining our football in these donkey leagues. Khak to sare hamatun.

Their youth program is indeed impressive, but for some reason it doesn't translate at the senior level.

In general, I don't believe having one or even two superstars can take you far in international football in Asia.
The main reason being is the team's general performance regresses to the mean.
It's why even an Iran that had guys like Azizi, Daei, Bagheri, Mahdavikia, and Karimi would struggle versus Bahrain.
It's why South Korea still isn't consistently great.
It's why Egypt can barely qualify for a World Cup.

To me as long as Asian club football continues to be at a low level (I don't mean the occasional superstar who gets signed)... then Asian football will stay at a poor level.
The only league that has been constantly focusing on youth for 30+ years in Asia is Japan, and they are consistently getting fruit from it.
Uzbekistan is trying, but they need to elevate their league as well to have guys like Khusanov be surrounded by other classy players.