Behanem Abul Kasimpour, CEO of Esteghlal Khuzestan Club, during his lecture on a TV program about the case of outgoing TV, made allegations against Mehdi Tartar and claimed that this coach contacted one of the players of Esteghlal Khuzestan on the eve of the match. Abul Kasimpour said: "Mehdi Tarter is my close friend, but excuse me, what right does Mehdi have to call my player on the night of the game? " What do you think Hamid Muthari's fight with Mr. Tarter was about? He also claimed that the contact with the Esteghlal Khuzestan players was not limited to one case and said: "On the night of the game, they call the players and say, Sir, I want you; The day after tomorrow they say we don't want you. Is it masculinity? Get up and fight." The CEO of Astagalal Khuzestan also mentioned the story of Muhammad Mehdi Ahmadi and said: "This season, Mr. Ahmadi's program manager left Austria and came here. He said to me, give this player? Mr. Mehdi also said he wanted her." Read more details on the website.

Behanem Abul Kasimpour, CEO of Esteghlal Khuzestan Club, during his lecture on a TV program about the case of outgoing TV, made allegations against Mehdi Tartar and claimed that this coach contacted one of the players of Esteghlal Khuzestan on the eve of the match. Abul Kasimpour said: "Mehdi Tarter is my close friend, but excuse me, what right does Mehdi have to call my player on the night of the game? " What do you think Hamid Muthari's fight with Mr. Tarter was about? He also claimed that the contact with the Esteghlal Khuzestan players was not limited to one case and said: "On the night of the game, they call the players and say, Sir, I want you; The day after tomorrow they say we don't want you. Is it masculinity? Get up and fight." The CEO of Astagalal Khuzestan also mentioned the story of Muhammad Mehdi Ahmadi and said: "This season, Mr. Ahmadi's program manager left Austria and came here. He said to me, give this player? Mr. Mehdi also said he wanted her." Read more details on the website.