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Iran judiciary says properties linked to football legend Ali Karimi seized

May 11, 2026, 08:42 GMT+1Updated: 14:05 GMT+1

Iran’s judiciary says several properties linked to Ali Karimi, Iran's former national team captain, have been siezed.

"Two commercial units and four residential units had been identified and confiscated by court order," Judiciary's news outlet Mizan said on Monday, adding that one of the properties belonged to the popular footballer’s son.

The exiled dissident footballer has been supportive of the anti-regime protests in Iran in recent years.

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