Ali Parvin

Iranian footballer and coach

Ali Parvin - Iranian footballer and coach
Born

September 25th, 1946
79 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Iran

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A celebrated Iranian footballer and coach, played primarily for Persepolis FC. Had a significant influence on Iranian football during the 1970s, contributing to its growth and popularity. Also represented the national team, achieving noteworthy success in regional competitions. Transitioned into coaching after retirement, continuing to shape the sport in Iran.

Played for Persepolis FC

Represented Iran in multiple international tournaments

Coached various clubs including Persepolis FC

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