Yahya Golmohammadi Quits as Iran's Zobahan Coach
TEHRAN (Tasnim) - Yahya Golmohammadi quit as Zobahan of Isfahan coach on Saturday after three defeats in the Iran Professional League (IPL).
The former Iran defender has parted company with the Isfahan-based club by mutual consent.
Golmohammadi’s assistant, Mojtaba Hosseini, took charge of the team as interim coach.
The 45-year-old coach, who was appointed as Zobahan coach in May 2014, inspired the team to win Iran’s Hazfi Cup twice.
“I had good memories with the Zobahan but I decided to leave the team since it’s time to go,” Golmohammadi told the Tasnim News Agency.
“I love Zobahan and I wish them all the best. I would thank the fans, staff and the team’s players as well,” he added.
Golmohammadi has also coached Saba and Persepolis in the Iranian Professional League.
