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Madadi: I do not tolerate instability and it is better to be stable

Sep 16, 2021, 10:40 GMT+1

Ahmad Madadi, the general manager of Esteghlal Club, said in a sports program: "I do not tolerate instability and it is better for a person to be stable." In the transfer of Mehdi Ghaedi, we came to the conclusion that he does not have the conditions to play in Esteghlal. Majidi was in Dubai when he said that Shabab al-Ahly would not pay more than one million dollars, which I did not accept.

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