Persepolis Club reaction to Dorson’s separation and unsuccessful transfer

A spokesman for the Persepolis club says the club had agreed with Golgohar for the transfer of Mohammad Mehdi Zare in two stages, but the transfer was finally not made.

Mustafa Lashgari, a spokesman for Persepolis Club, told ISNA about the remarks of Turkish striker Commander Dorson that if a proposal would be separated from Persepolis, he said: “The player is currently in our training and has not requested to separate.”

He went on to say about the club’s efforts to recruit Mohammad Mehdi Zare, the defender of Golgohar Sirjan, who went to Russia’s Girl, said: “Before the imposed war and then we were negotiating with the Golgohar club and we agreed twice and then agreed with the player, but the club agreed to Russia.

“We also talked to Mr. Tartar in this regard,” he said. They first said that, given the factory policy and the board of directors, we want to close a strong team and do not sell any players, that is, again opposed the transfer of Zare. Persepolis agreed to the conditions announced for the amount of consent, but again they opposed it. In recent days we have agreed to the sum of consent, but again, unlike the talks, we told us that we wanted to sell him to Russia. The club’s chief executive said that the farmer would remain in Golgohar if he did not go to Russia.