Ali Nazari Juybari | |
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Born | |
Nationality | Iran |
Occupation | Football Administrator |
Title | Deputy Chairman of Esteghlal FC |
Ali Nazari Juybari (born in Juybar, Mazandaran province, Iran) is the general manager of Esteghlal football club, [1] [2] and the current former technical director of the club.[ clarification needed ] He was director of the club when Amir Ghalenoi was head coach. [3] He left Esteghlal after Ghalenoi resigns as his position. He was appointed deputy chairman of the club in June 2008 by Ali Fathollahzadeh. [4] He was also acting president of the Esteghlal from May to June 2010. [1] [2]
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