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The claim of the CEO of Sfarhan: All Iranian clubs are bankrupt! Manouchehr Nikfar, CEO of Mobarake Farhan Steel Club, in an interview with "Iran": Iranian football relies on traditional methods despite many talents in the management and executive system. Clubs around the world receive 70% of their income from broadcasting rights, while our clubs are deprived of this source and due to the lack of scientific structures, they actually lag behind the progress in Asia. The biggest problem of clubs is the lack of "human resources" and management knowledge. Many clubs lack basic infrastructure such as a standard training ground, a gym and special academies; The rapidly changing conditions in many neighboring countries with large investments. Many fans are the biggest capital of football, but without "scientific management" and turning clubs from a "cost center" to a "revenue center", this ability will not turn into sustainable development. Many of the professional licenses granted in recent years were with concessions and partial changes. Read the full text here.

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The claim of the CEO of Sfarhan: All Iranian clubs are bankrupt! Manouchehr Nikfar, CEO of Mobarake Farhan Steel Club, in an interview with "Iran": Iranian football relies on traditional methods despite many talents in the management and executive system. Clubs around the world receive 70% of their income from broadcasting rights, while our clubs are deprived of this source and due to the lack of scientific structures, they actually lag behind the progress in Asia. The biggest problem of clubs is the lack of "human resources" and management knowledge. Many clubs lack basic infrastructure such as a standard training ground, a gym and special academies; The rapidly changing conditions in many neighboring countries with large investments. Many fans are the biggest capital of football, but without "scientific management" and turning clubs from a "cost center" to a "revenue center", this ability will not turn into sustainable development. Many of the professional licenses granted in recent years were with concessions and partial changes. Read the full text here.

The claim of the CEO of Sfarhan: All Iranian clubs are bankrupt! Manouchehr Nikfar, CEO of Mobarake Farhan Steel Club, in an interview with "Iran": Iranian football relies on traditional methods despite many talents in the management and executive system. Clubs around the world receive 70% of their income from broadcasting rights, while our clubs are deprived of this source and due to the lack of scientific structures, they actually lag behind the progress in Asia. The biggest problem of clubs is the lack of "human resources" and management knowledge. Many clubs lack basic infrastructure such as a standard training ground, a gym and special academies; The rapidly changing conditions in many neighboring countries with large investments. Many fans are the biggest capital of football, but without "scientific management" and turning clubs from a "cost center" to a "revenue center", this ability will not turn into sustainable development. Many of the professional licenses granted in recent years were with concessions and partial changes. Read the full text here.

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