Saeed gave sweets to Persepolis!

Saeed gave sweets to Persepolis!

According to Varzesh3.

Background

Said Shirini, previously the manager of Persepolis, played a key role for the club between 2011 and 2013. The payments made by him and the current financial controversy have brought him back into the limelight. The case highlights the complexities of the financial relationships between players and clubs in league football.

Why it matters

Said Shirini's case against Persepolis highlights the challenges of financial management of clubs in league football. According to the former official's claims, the club did not properly settle the payments made by him, raising questions over the financial condition of the league club. The case also serves as a warning to other league clubs to take their financial obligations seriously.

Key points

• Saeed gave sweets to Persepolis!.
• Said Shirini, former Persepolis official, signed a memorandum of understanding dropping claims against his club. He had earlier paid a huge amount to the club, which he is now taking back.
• Said به परसपोलिस शिरिनी दाद! (عکس).

According to the report of the source "Varzesh 3", Saeed Shirini's name is this time linked to a financial matter of the Persepolis club. He is a former manager of this club and had approached the court for his dues. Recently released documents reveal that an execution order was issued against Persepolis Club and then an official consent letter was filed by Shirini withdrawing his claims.

Shirini said in his application to the court that he had held responsibilities at Persepolis between 2011 and 2013 and that he had paid 8 billion tumans of the club's expenses at the request of the management at that time. He claims that these dues are also recorded in the financial documents of Persepolis and he had taken legal action for this. The case has now reached the execution stage.

According to the execution order issued from the 52nd Department of the Government Court of Tehran, Persepolis Club has been ordered to pay 41,732,820,000 riyals, which is approximately 4.173 billion tumans. This execution order, in addition to the principal amount, also includes delay damages, covering the period from January 30, 2020 till the implementation of the order. In addition, court expenses, lawyer's fees and expertise costs are also included in this amount. Therefore, the principal amount figure alone does not represent the final figure of settlement of the case.

The 8 billion tumans that Shirini had talked about in his initial application have now turned into an amount of approximately 4.173 billion tumans in the execution order. The text of the full court decision is not available in the documents, making it difficult to explain the difference between these two figures.

However, now a third document provides information about ending this dispute. Shirini filed a memorandum of understanding with the Tehran office on 12 October 2025, in which he said he had decided to end all claims against the Persepolis club after receiving the amount. It is also mentioned in this MoU that this is not just a legal claim. Shirini talks about "full and unconditional consent" and "waiver of rights" in this document, making it clear that he is withdrawing from any complaints against the club and complying with execution orders.

However, information about all the matters mentioned in this MoU is not clear in the documents. Two handwritten notes can also be seen along with the official documents. One note states that the principal amount and damages amount to 24 billion tumans, while the other note calls for payment of 19 billion tumans on October 14. These figures are not recorded in the official execution order and consent form, and additional documents are required to determine the exact amount and method of payment.

In any case, the official document makes it clear that Shirini, after receiving the amount, has given his consent and decided to withdraw from the claims against Persepolis. The dispute is about dues from the time he was employed at the club and years later the issue has now come to light through an execution order. Now, with the registration of this MoU, this dispute has come to an end.

What will happen next

Now that Saeed Shirini has signed the consent form to withdraw his claims, it remains to be seen how Persepolis Club will comply with this execution order. The club will have to pay the amount determined by the court, which also includes delay damages. If the club does not comply with this order, the possibility of further legal action remains.

Frequently Asked Questions

What case did Saeed Shirini file against Persepolis?

Saeed Shirini filed a court case against the Persepolis club for his dues, in which he paid 8 billion tumans of the club's expenses between 2011 and 2013.

Which court issued the execution order against Persepolis Club?

The 52nd Department of the Government Court of Tehran issued an execution order against Persepolis Club.

Why did Saeed Shirini decide to withdraw from his claim?

Saeed Shirini filed a consent form on 12 October 2025, in which he decided to withdraw his claim.

What amount has Persepolis Club been ordered to pay?

Persepolis Club received 41,732,820,000 riyals, which is approximately 4.173 billion rupees.

B is Tuman, has been ordered to be paid.

What was the contribution of Saeed Shirini to Persepolis?

Said Shirini took charge of Persepolis between 2011 and 2013 and paid 8 billion tumans of the club's expenses.

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