The Sports Ministry's answer to Persepolis: you owe 350 billion, you will meet your obligations.
In response to the letter from the CEO of the Persepolis Club to the Ministry of Sports regarding the condition of Azadi Stadium, Syros Ahmadi, CEO of the Clubs Bureau at the Ministry of Sports and Youth, said: The government is trying to develop the sports infrastructure in the country, but this does not mean that the government is obligated to provide facilities for professional clubs. Like Esteghlal, Persepolis has a stadium and is expected to use existing capabilities instead of making unilateral demands from the government. From 1992 until the beginning of the reconstruction of the Azadi Stadium, Persepolis owes the development company the organization of competitions, which, considering the central bank index, amounts to 350 billion tomans. This figure can help the development company promote projects and complete Azadi Stadium as quickly as possible.