Hamid Aldosti, former player of the Iranian national soccer team and one of the well-known figures in the sports community, passed away on Sunday evening, November 1. During the last months he fought the disease and went through the stages of treatment. Alidosti was born on March 12, 1334 in Tehran and began his professional football career at Tehranjovan Club. After that he became famous with the shirt of the Houma team and was known as a technical attacker and a scorer in Iranian football. He was a member of the Iranian team in the Asian Cup of Nations in 1980 and 1984, as well as in the Asian Games in 1982 and 1986. Alidosti scored 15 goals in 27 national matches. This player also had a history of playing for Germany's Zalmarrohr in the Bundesliga 2 and continued his playing career with the teams of Cheint, Kaschwartz and Seippe. Together with Saifa, he experienced the Iranian league championship twice.

Hamid Aldosti, former player of the Iranian national soccer team and one of the well-known figures in the sports community, passed away on Sunday evening, November 1. During the last months he fought the disease and went through the stages of treatment. Alidosti was born on March 12, 1334 in Tehran and began his professional football career at Tehranjovan Club. After that he became famous with the shirt of the Houma team and was known as a technical attacker and a scorer in Iranian football. He was a member of the Iranian team in the Asian Cup of Nations in 1980 and 1984, as well as in the Asian Games in 1982 and 1986. Alidosti scored 15 goals in 27 national matches. This player also had a history of playing for Germany's Zalmarrohr in the Bundesliga 2 and continued his playing career with the teams of Cheint, Kaschwartz and Seippe. Together with Saifa, he experienced the Iranian league championship twice.

Hamid Alidosti was the father of Taran Alidosti, an Iranian film actor, and the wife of Nedra Hakim Elahi, an artist and sculptor. He lost his 16-year-old son Phuyan in the 2013 Charbansuri events.