The head of the VAR department of the Football Association: The technical deficiencies of the VAR in Anzali and Khurramabad must be resolved Mohsen Hakim: Following the investigations we conducted regarding the technical standards required to implement the assistant referee video system in the national stadiums, unfortunately, we are still faced with weaknesses in the field of visualization and technical infrastructure in some districts. One of the things I have to point out in particular is the problems in the radio and television complex of the Gilan district and the Anzali unit. Unfortunately, some of the games in these areas are filmed with three cameras and in some cases even with two cameras; In addition, the cables and communication equipment needed to transmit the images are not available for these collections. On the other hand, the Khyber Khorramabad Stadium still faces deficiencies in some of the technical and infrastructure requirements needed to implement the VAR standard, which should be resolved as soon as possible. Our position is absolutely clear; VAR implementation does not just mean deploying a device or mobile unit in the stadium, but a set of technical and imaging requirements must be fully met. The Football Association cannot be indifferent to the quality and standard of implementation of this system. Our aim is to have all Premier League matches VAR covered to the highest possible quality and standard, but this requires serious cooperation from all the teams involved, especially the broadcasters and imaging agents.

The head of the VAR department of the Football Association: The technical deficiencies of the VAR in Anzali and Khurramabad must be resolved Mohsen Hakim: Following the investigations we conducted regarding the technical standards required to implement the assistant referee video system in the national stadiums, unfortunately, we are still faced with weaknesses in the field of visualization and technical infrastructure in some districts. One of the things I have to point out in particular is the problems in the radio and television complex of the Gilan district and the Anzali unit. Unfortunately, some of the games in these areas are filmed with three cameras and in some cases even with two cameras; In addition, the cables and communication equipment needed to transmit the images are not available for these collections. On the other hand, the Khyber Khorramabad Stadium still faces deficiencies in some of the technical and infrastructure requirements needed to implement the VAR standard, which should be resolved as soon as possible. Our position is absolutely clear; VAR implementation does not just mean deploying a device or mobile unit in the stadium, but a set of technical and imaging requirements must be fully met. The Football Association cannot be indifferent to the quality and standard of implementation of this system. Our aim is to have all Premier League matches VAR covered to the highest possible quality and standard, but this requires serious cooperation from all the teams involved, especially the broadcasters and imaging agents.