According to the Mehr News Agency and quoted by the official media of Esteghlal Club, Esteghlal team manager Ali Samere pointed out some points about Persepolis player Yasin Salmani’s words in last night’s Top Football program.
In response to Yasin Salmani’s statement last night about this player’s claim that Esteghlal offered to the former Sepahan player, Samere said: Esteghlal Club did not make any official offer to Yasin Salmani during the transfer days, and the club did not have official and direct negotiations with this player. And only through Chanda Gent, this player was offered to the club.
The head of Esteghlal further said: Mr. Salmani has made strange statements and claims in the top football program. Even if Esteghlal wanted to recruit Yasin Salmani, due to the contract ceiling law, it could not recruit this player, and this was emphasized to Yasin Salmani’s agents many times. Mr. Salmani announced on live air that the figure offered by Esteghlal to him was 10 billion tomans more than the figure of Persepolis. The question is, does this mean that his contract with Persepolis club is minus two billion tomans or minus three billion tomans, and Salmani gave two or three billion tomans to Persepolis club to join the Persepolis team? In the same informal negotiations, Esteghlal’s offer to Yasin Salmani’s numerous agents was seven billion tomans, and in the best case, eight billion tomans. According to this player’s words on the live broadcast of the top football program, Persepolis club has generated two to three billion tomans of income from the contract with Yasin Salmani!
Pointing out that Esteghlal Club insisted that Salmani should participate in pre-season physical training if he joined Esteghlal, Samre said: Esteghlal Club at that time preferred to sign a contract with a player who would participate in pre-season physical training and everyone saw that How did this player get injured in the cruciate ligament because he did not participate in the pre-season physical training and joined Persepolis eleven days after the start of the Premier League. Esteghlal Club predicted such days when it refused to officially enter into negotiations with this player.
In the end, Ali Samere said: It is not right for this young player to use Esteghlal’s name and reputation in this way on its live air to justify an event that never happened. I advise Yasin Salmani not to enter these games and not to risk his football future due to conflict with the sidelines. He is a young and promising player who is a pity to lose the path of development by entering the sidelines. I wish good health and recovery for Yasin Salmani and I recommend that he participate in pre-season bodybuilding exercises from next season so that he does not get injured.