According to Sports Three, Persepolis In the current season, he entered the tournament with a large squad, and this has caused some players to not get many opportunities to participate in the team. Daniil Gera and Marko Bakic, two foreign players of the Reds, have also experienced different situations in recent weeks, and the possibility of their separation has been discussed in the mid-season transfers. Mohsen KhaliliPersepolis team manager, in response to this issue, emphasized that no decision has been made yet about incoming and outgoing players, but the club and staff are also paying attention to the law of using the quota of foreign players.
Khalili said about the possibility of changes in Persepolis’ roster in the half-season: “At the moment, there is no talk about surplus players or players being recruited. All the staff’s focus is on the league. Of course, Mr. Tartar will make his own plans and report to the club during the holidays or near half-season.”
In response to the lack of playing opportunities of some foreign players in Persepolis, he explained: “Whether a player plays or not depends on training. Our team’s squad is very heavy and we have so many quality players that some of the players of the game certainly do not reach. It depends on the conditions of each match.
Persepolis team manager further mentioned the law regarding the use of foreign players and said: “The attention of the staff and the club is on the quota of foreigners. The foreign player must play in 60% of the matches. Of course, this rule should be revised, because in some positions you cannot give 60% of the game to a foreign player. When you need an offensive player in a game, you can’t give a foreign player who plays in the defensive line a chance to not lose the quota. “I think this law needs to be revised.”
