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Futboli News Base – As Futboli reported more than three weeks ago, the changes in the CEO of Persian Gulf Holding have started, and now Ali Asgari is on the verge of being fired, and in fact, the changes in Persian Gulf Holding should be taken seriously.
According to Football Report, it was about a month ago that unofficial news about the possibility of changes in Persian Gulf Holding was published. A large collection that is now considered an important collection for sports and especially fans of Esteghlal.
22 days ago, the football news site mentioned Mohammad Shariatmadari as one of the options to replace Abdul Ali Ali Asgari in Persian Gulf Holding. Shariatmadari is one of the well-known political and economic figures in Iran. He has previously been the first person in the ministries of commerce, industry, mining, trade and cooperation, labor and social welfare.
Today, again, news has been published in cyberspace, according to which Ali Asgari has left the holding and will probably go to Astan Quds Razavi. Of course, some news indicated that Ali Asgari wanted to become Iran’s ambassador to China. Of course, this news was not confirmed.
Today, the names of Shariatmadari and another person named Jafar Rabiei have been proposed as the options for the chairmanship of Persian Gulf Holding, which were said to have more chances for Shariatmadari.
Before Ali Asgari, Rabiei was the CEO of the Persian Gulf Petrochemical Industries Group, and his name was even mentioned as an option for the Ministry of Oil in the government of Masoud Mezikian.
Now we have to wait and see when the changes in Persian Gulf Holding will become official. An event that will definitely affect the management team of Esteghlal Club in the future. Shahriari will also leave Esteghlal Holding and Club, and Sami’s position as the CEO of Esteghlal will be jeopardized. Currently, Ali Asgari is on the verge of being dismissed, and it remains to be seen when his dismissal and the presence of Shariatmadari or Rabiei will become official instead of Ali Asgari.
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