The farewell ceremony for Hassan Habibi, the captain and head coach of the Iranian national football team, was held on Thursday morning, November 5, 1405, at Amjadiya Stadium in Tehran. This ceremony was attended by former footballers such as Behtesh Fariba, Ali Parveen, Amir Kalnoi, Parviz Bromand, Karim Bagri, Edmond Bezik, Hussain Parki and others. Hassan Habibi, the captain and head coach of Iran's national soccer team, died in a hospital in Tehran on November 2, 1405, at the age of 86, after several years of battling illness. Habibi, who had a history of playing for the Shaheen, Taj and Fez teams, was the first head coach of Iran's national team after the Islamic Revolution and led that team to the 1980 Olympics. However, Iran did not participate in the final stage of these competitions. He started coaching in the early 1950s and came with a delivery to the Takht Jamshid Cup championship. Habibi also led the national team to third place in the 1980 Kuwait Cup of Nations. He spent his playing career in Shaheen, Taj and Fez. Habibi was one of the members of the Iranian team at the 1964 Tokyo Olympics and won the championship with the national team at the 1968 Asian Cup of Nations in Tehran.

The farewell ceremony for Hassan Habibi, the captain and head coach of the Iranian national football team, was held on Thursday morning, November 5, 1405, at Amjadiya Stadium in Tehran. This ceremony was attended by former footballers such as Behtesh Fariba, Ali Parveen, Amir Kalnoi, Parviz Bromand, Karim Bagri, Edmond Bezik, Hussain Parki and others. Hassan Habibi, the captain and head coach of Iran's national soccer team, died in a hospital in Tehran on November 2, 1405, at the age of 86, after several years of battling illness. Habibi, who had a history of playing for the Shaheen, Taj and Fez teams, was the first head coach of Iran's national team after the Islamic Revolution and led that team to the 1980 Olympics. However, Iran did not participate in the final stage of these competitions. He started coaching in the early 1950s and came with a delivery to the Takht Jamshid Cup championship. Habibi also led the national team to third place in the 1980 Kuwait Cup of Nations. He spent his playing career in Shaheen, Taj and Fez. Habibi was one of the members of the Iranian team at the 1964 Tokyo Olympics and won the championship with the national team at the 1968 Asian Cup of Nations in Tehran.