Mohsen Khalili’s reaction to the dismissal rumor – Red News – Persepolis News
Mohsen Khalili, director of Persepolis Academy, has talked about the strange circumstances around him.
Mohsen Khalili, director of Persepolis Academy, told reporters about the rumor of the termination of cooperation with the club’s academy: I happened to be in Fashifer last night and we are doing renovation work. There are margins, and these were the margins when I was in charge. Haraf and Hadith are always there and everything should be spoken with documents. If there is something, it should be said with a document. It is not nice to make accusations and prepare the space for the events we want to happen with the channels and pages we are in contact with. I experienced this era when I was in charge and there were slanders. Our fans are smart and we all know each other and know who is working hard and who is marginalizing. I also gave my best.
Khalili continued: “During the management period, they say what you deliver and what you deliver.” I did infrastructural work at Darfshefer Stadium and tried to push the academy towards success and development and the exit of the player to the senior team. Until the day I am in Persepolis, I will try and do my best to ensure that the collection I work on is reputable. Even if they tell me not to come or not, I will go like when I was in charge, but I am with the team like a fan. God willing, everything will happen for the benefit of Persepolis.
He also said about the rumor that he is related to the recruitment of Lucas Joao: The channel that broke the news is related to a series of people we all know. They like to have their own players on the team and other players who are recruited get upset and are quick to attack other people who brokered them. We can’t just stand by and let these gentlemen bring coaches and players. The world of football is big. In terms of transfers, no quality foreign players will come to our country with these amounts. The players who come, we must give time to the team and the club and the players to show themselves in the elite league and the Premier League. Persepolis still has a chance to advance. At the moment, nothing has happened and there is a lot of room for criticism, and I think that whenever we fail to advance, they criticize the coach and the players. Don’t put pressure on the children and staff now.
