Steele Stir from Persepolis: Without my knowledge, the player and 2 winger were taken

Hamid Steele, who served as a CEO at Persepolis Club, resigned.
Hamid Steele, who served as a consultant to Reza Darwish, CEO of Persepolis Club, resigned with a text.
You read the text of Steele’s resignation as follows:
“Persepolis is no longer a sports team. The huge number of his supporters and the honors he has brought through history has made it a symbol of identity. A identity that is linked to Iranian culture and traditions and plays a strong role in collective memories.
To protect this identity (which is also my sports identity), one must always be a pioneer. That’s why I was a pioneer; No Responsibility or Contract! Last year, with the presence of Carlos Garido, the atmosphere of Persepolis was slightly turbulent and should have been raised.
I entered Persepolis and his fans with three goals and fans to help and give everything I have learned to pride my beloved team. No end and proud…
I attended the negotiations with Ismail Cartal through Turkish language mastery to provide his presence. Then I set up a technical committee with the presence of well -known and experienced people such as Karim Bagheri, Afshin Pirvani and Reza Shahroudi to monitor excellent technical performance at all levels.
Organization to the Persepolis Academy, inviting the club’s pioneers, even as a potential talent found that Bleffal was first moved to the players’ production cycle with a cost -benefit approach, and of course, real and meaningful support; Secondly, the rumors that seemed obviously to minimize the serious fight against corruption.
Although all of these measures were carried out in coordination with the Persepolis Management Complex, the separation of Cartal from the state of the country on the one hand and the start of the transfer season led to the first to attract players and their contracts, and secondly, without being attracted to the players and informing the process.
However, with the recruitment of Vahid Hashemian, who is a qualified and worthy coach, I think Persepolis has reached a stage of stability and peace that does not need to be needed for intellectual assistance and is just as fans to encourage my beloved team.
So I am very grateful to the club’s management as well as the warm -hearted fans of Persepolis who gave the team a short, and thank you, and always give Persepolis’ pride and honor.
If in this short period of time, I had a failure to do so and cause the esteemed members of the club or the supreme supporters, so I would apologize and hope to make Persepolis lawful.
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