A review of Persepolis’ current financial predicament, marked by frozen bank accounts, indicates that the club’s legal shortcomings have been the primary cause of its losses.
As reported by ISNA, Persepolis Football Club has faced a multitude of legal challenges in recent years, ranging from unpaid wages owed to foreign coaches and players to disputes with agents. Consistently, Persepolis has emerged as the losing party in these legal battles.
ISNA has already reported on Persepolis’ legal issues, highlighting the club’s vulnerabilities in this area. Despite these findings, it appears that the club has failed to address these legal matters with the necessary seriousness.
Over the past few months, the club has faced numerous legal challenges that have culminated in creditors successfully securing injunctions to freeze the club’s bank accounts, leading to severe financial difficulties. During his most recent comments on the closure of Persepolis’ bank accounts and the person behind it, Reza Drouish said: The club’s finances are tied to the treasury, and freezing the account is a remarkable feat. It’s obvious that the person who managed to do this is highly skilled. I’ve been monitoring this situation in the media. Many were incredulous that he, a Persepolis fan, could be behind this issue. Apparently, he invested billions to spend. I questioned, how much did he actually invest? They claim he’s here to recoup all his past investments. In a separate case from 2014, he supplied goods worth $20,000 to Persepolis. That $20,000 has now escalated to 620 million Tomans, yet he has secured a court order to seize 27.5 billion Tomans from our account. What evidence supports such a massive increase in the amount?
Perhaps the relevant authorities at that time failed to conduct a proper investigation.
