🔻Alireza Beiranvand, the goalkeeper of the Iranian national team and Tractor, reacted to the widely discussed reports about his being sent for military service by posting a series of stories and emphasized that he has no opposition to doing his military service.

🔹In recent days, the issue of Beiranvand being dispatched for military service has once again been raised, and there has also been talk about the possibility of him leaving Tractor and joining a military team. In this regard, Ahmadreza Radan, the Commander-in-Chief of the Islamic Republic of Iran’s Law Enforcement Force, had also commented on the conscription status of this goalkeeper.

🔹In response to this, Beiranvand, stressing that he considers himself a soldier, wrote: “When you wear the sacred uniform of your country’s national team, there is no moment in which you feel like you are ‘not a soldier,’ and that is a feeling that always prevails in your heart. That the flag of our dear Iran is emblazoned on your heart and on your clothes is much more important than you and your personal dreams. In this difficult path, sometimes fear overcomes you, but in those same moments, out of respect for the sacred flag of your country, your steps become steadier and firmer; because you believe in fighting and, with all your being, you have accepted that the word ‘homeland’ is among them.”

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