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Azmoun: “Shame on everyone who murders people so easily, long live the Iranian woman”
Sardar Azmoun broke out with an Instagram story about what has happened in Iran over the past few days and expressed his disgust at the killers. At the same time, he emphasized that the people of the federation will not let the players talk about the events, while he will not delete his post even if he is expelled from the national team.
THE Sardar Azmun Posting a story on Instagram, he complained that the Iranian Football Federation people banned footballers from commenting on what was happening in the country surrounding the death of Mahsha Amini until the end of the September break, while he lashed out at the perpetrator who easily kill people.
The Bayer Leverkusen Iran international striker said his post would not be axed even if he was expelled from the national team in light of the World Cup in Qatar. The Daily Mail reported in its report that Ehsan Hadjisafi and Arielza Jahanbaks made similar posts which were removed.
“Due to national team rules, we’re not allowed to say anything until the end of our current training camp, but I can’t take the silence anymore.
If they want to remove me from the team, that’s just a sacrifice for a hair of an Iranian woman. This post cannot be deleted under any circumstances. Shame on everyone how easy it is to murder people. Long live the Iranian woman“.
Sardar Azmoun’s story:
Source: sport 24
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