Igor Sergeev, who spent last season at Pakhtakor, is close to continuing his career in Iran. This was reported by Iranian insider Hatam Shiralizadeh. According to him, Sergeev will undergo a medical examination on January 4th, and the transfer will be officially announced later.
Sergeev will sign a 1.5-year contract with Persepolis, and the team will pay $1.5 million for his services over 18 months. This is expected to be an important step for the team, as Sergeev can lead the team to new high results with his strong play and experience.
In addition to Sergeev, Persepolis, one of Iran's largest and most renowned clubs, also plays another Uzbek legionnaire, Oston Urunov. His good performance with the team could play an important role in Persepolis' pursuit of a new championship.
Furthermore, Iranian sports media have reported that Hojiakbar Alijonov will also join Persepolis and become the team's primary target. This, in turn, indicates that the team is being strengthened by transfer policy and strong new additions.
At the same time, the replenishment of Persepolis with Uzbek players will undoubtedly bring new opportunities and strong competition to the club. This is an important milestone for Sergeev, who has taken a new step into major Iranian football, and he will have new opportunities in his personal and professional growth.
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