Khuzestan Independence Spokesman: Persepolis will not pay, we are legal action

A spokesman for the Khuzestan Independence Club said that if the club’s executives conclude that Persepolis officials do not deliberately want to pay the first installment of the TV Bifomoma, they would sue Persepolis.

Shahram Hazardian said about hosting the Khuzestan Independence Football Team in Tehran at the beginning of the Premier League, said: Ghadir Ahvaz Stadium is owned by the government and the Khuzestan Sport and Youth Department will make changes to the grass of the stadium. Friends said the project was going to begin this week and part of Khuzestan’s independence matches will be held in Tehran before the defects were resolved. One of the reasons for this decision is the heat of the air in Khuzestan province.

The Cup was stolen in 97, but there is a cup in the club!
Hazardian said about the news of the Khuzestan Independence Football Team Championships in the Premier League 2015-1394: This has happened around 97 or 98 years and has been dealt with at the same time. Of course there is a cup in the club right now and I have to ask the club’s CEO. In my opinion, given the criticisms of the CEO, this news has been highlighted.

The name of Khuzestan’s independence does not change
He said about the renaming of Khuzestan’s independence: “A few months ago, I have been writing with the Esteghlal Club about the result to ask the club’s CEO.” The name of our club was “Khuzestan Industrial Independence”, which was due to the club under the National Iranian Steel Group. The team’s name for the new season does not change.

Darwish said the money would be paid 100 percent
He said about the status of the first installment of the TV Bifoma consent to Khuzestan’s independence: The club’s interests are a priority for us. Two weeks ago, we talked to Darwish (CEO of Persepolis Club), and he said the figure would be paid 100 percent next week. Last week we had two other meetings with Darwish, who promised to pay.

Let’s come to the conclusion that Persepolis does not want to make money, we complain
A spokesman for Khuzestan’s independence criticized Persepolis executives: “Perhaps the issue of time for these friends is not the criterion for decision -making.” If we come to the conclusion that the Persepolis club do not want to make money, we follow the matter through the club’s lawyer and through the legal channels. Khuzestan’s independence also needs this money.