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Ebrahim Shakoori: Some clubs have offered 25 billion to Persepolis players

Aug 10, 2021, 16:32 GMT+1

Ebrahim Shakoori, the executive vice president of Persepolis Club, says: "Our policy is to attract players with the right number in the dignity of Persepolis Club, but we really cannot compete with industrial teams." Our players have offers of 20 and 25 billion, which I really wonder how these contracts are concluded.

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