A strange thing happened in Persepolis: it was not private!

About three months ago, the government, in one of its most historic actions, resolved the issue of equity transfer after decades, Varzeh Se reported. Persepolis And completed independence, handed over the Red Army to the bank through the consortium, and the Blue Army to Persian Gulf Holdings, but now Persepolis is facing huge challenges; although it is believed that the transfer process of the Persepolis Club has long been completed by the privatization company, it is surprising that the shares of the Persepolis Club have not yet been formally handed over to any bank, not even Shahr Bank.

Although there had been hopes that the shares in Persepolis FC would finally be transferred to the banking consortium in a few months’ time following the completion of administrative procedures by the privatization organization last week, this has yet to happen and the privatization organization is still postponing its commitments to the banks to a future date.

A manager of the Persepolis club said: “The official transfer of shares has not yet taken place, and even the private organization will not be responsible for Persepolis FC in this regard. “This matter has no direct relationship with Persepolis FC, and the administrative work between the bank and the privatization organization should be finalized, but it will damage Persepolis, whose management body is unclear.”

Also today, on the sidelines of the award ceremony for the best football player of last season, Persepolis board member Peyman Haddadi spoke about the transfer of shares in the club to a consortium of banks: “Although this issue is late, we regret that this process took Persepolis FC so long, but with the follow-up of the club, although this is not an issue related to the club, the organization must do something. In the next one or two days, I hope to transfer the shares as soon as possible so that we can meet with the six banks and have a good plan.”