According to "Varzesh 3", intense competition in the attacking department of Persepolis in the new season has made Mehdi Tartar's job in managing the locker room difficult. The presence of several fit and ready players who all demand a spot in the starting lineup and want to prove themselves makes management tough for anyone, and Mehdi Tartar is no exception. However, up until the end of the ninth week, Persepolis has made good use of the high quality of its attacking department and, by scoring 18 goals, claimed the title of the most offensive team in the Iran Pro League.
Meanwhile, Amirhossein Mahmoudi, the young and technical prodigy of Persepolis, has yet to find an opportunity in the starting lineup of Persepolis and has not been able to repeat the brilliant days of the past second half of the season. After delivering a successful performance in the Persepolis squad and even making it to the national team squad for the World Cup, Amirhossein Mahmoudi has still not been able to feature in the starting lineup of Persepolis in the new season. Nevertheless, this young and technical prodigy appeared on the pitch for a few minutes during the match against Mes Shahr-e Babak, and this issue could herald his return to peak form in the coming weeks.
However, the situation is different for Mohammad Hossein Sadeghi; this nimble and technical winger also entered the pitch in the 85th minute of the match against Mes Shahr-e Babak and moments later scored his first goal for Persepolis. With a powerful, precise shot from behind the penalty area, he netted Persepolis's third goal against Mes Shahr-e Babak, and now we may witness more appearances by Mohammad Hossein Sadeghi in the Persepolis lineup in the coming weeks.
In any case, these two valuable players do not have an easy task ahead in pushing aside competitors and satisfying Mehdi Tartar; especially in a locker room where several high-quality and renowned players constantly demand a spot in the starting lineup of Persepolis, turning into a constant—yet sweet and pleasant—headache for the team's coaching staff.
Source: Varzesh 3
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