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Letter of Appeal Committee to Mambini: We have voted for Biranvand; Announce!

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In a letter to the Secretary -General of the Football Federation, the Appeals Committee has called for the official announcement of the Persepolis club’s complaint to Alireza Biranvand.

Alireza Biranvand’s termination of the contract with Persepolis has not yet been announced, and there is a new rumor every day.

The Football Federation, a year after the case was buried, was thinking of reconciliation between Biranvand and Persepolis last month, so meetings were held between the parties in the Football Federation. Meetings in which senior executives of the Football Federation, including heads of the Status Committee, Appeal Committee, Disciplinary Committee, Mehdi Taj along with Mohammad Reza Zenuzi and Reza Darwish attended, but no agreement was reached.

Following the events, the executives of the Sima Sports Network announced that the Appeal Committee issued its final vote yesterday (Wednesday) and that Alireza Biranvand was fined for four months and 19 billion and 500 million USD. Follow -up, however, shows that there was no news of the verdict last day as the ballot was issued for a long time, and what happened Wednesday is a letter that the Appeals Committee has given to the secretary general of the Federation. Accordingly, a letter was sent to Mambini yesterday, which states that the committee’s verdict should be announced and notified in recent months.

Apparently, the Appeals Committee, which has long been silent about the Biranvand case, complains about the pressure created, and therefore in a letter calling for the final verdict of Alireza Biranvand. The narratives are also different about the final vote; From four months of deprivation to a fine of 19.5 billion or 40 billion tomans.

In this situation, while everything is ready to announce the controversial case, we have to wait and see the secretary general of the Federation will eventually be satisfied with the vote or the game continues.


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