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Taremi criticizes FIFA and Infantino over Iran's treatment

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Iranian player Mehdi Taremi expressed dissatisfaction with FIFA's treatment of Iran.
Taremi criticized Infantino for promises of change that have not materialized.
He feels as though they are not wanted in the knockout stage of the tournament.
Iran's coach also expressed concerns about the team's treatment by the host nation.

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Iranian footballer Mehdi Taremi has publicly criticized FIFA and its president, Gianni Infantino, expressing frustration over what he perceives as a lack of support for the Iranian national team during the current international tournament. In a series of comments, Taremi alleged that FIFA does not want Iran to advance to the knockout stages, claiming, "It feels like they don't want us to progress."

Taremi's grievances included Infantino's previous promises to implement changes that would benefit the team, which he feels have not materialized. He conveyed dissatisfaction with the treatment of Iran by both FIFA and co-hosting nation the United States, suggesting that the environment has been unfavorable for his team. The Iranian national team's coach, Amir Ghalenoei, also echoed Taremi's sentiments, urging Infantino to take a stand against what he described as unjust treatment from the hosts. Ghalenoei is advocating for the rights and dignity of the Iranian players, asserting that they are competing for their nation and seeking to promote a message of peace.

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