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Rah Ahan Mehr Afarin FC
Rah Ahan Yazdan FC logo.png
Full name Rah Ahan Yazdan Sports Club
Founded 2 January 1937; 82 years ago (1937-01-02)
Ground Shahid Derakhshan Stadium
Capacity 12,000
Owner Mehr Afarin Holding
Chairman Mehr Afarin Holding
Head Coach Mohsen Bayatinia
League Tehran Province league
Website Club website

















Home colours














Away colours




Current season

Rah Ahan Sports Club (Persian: باشگاه ورزشی راه‌آهن مهرآفرین‎), commonly known as Rah Ahan Mehr Afarin Football Club is an Iranian football club based in Tehran. They currently play in the Azadegan League. Rah Ahan is the oldest Iranian football clubs.




Contents






  • 1 History


    • 1.1 Establishment


    • 1.2 1950s


    • 1.3 Pre Revolution


    • 1.4 Iran Pro League


    • 1.5 Ali Daei


    • 1.6 Trouble Years




  • 2 Season-by-season


    • 2.1 Reserves




  • 3 First-team squad


    • 3.1 Loan list




  • 4 Former players


  • 5 Managers


    • 5.1 IPL managers




  • 6 Coaching staff


  • 7 References


  • 8 External links





History[edit]



Establishment[edit]


Rah ahan was formed in 1937 in Tehran by Iran Railways but were bought by Mehr Afarin Holding. They are one of the oldest Iranian football clubs still in existence. In 1939 Rah ahan participated in the Tehran Local League for the first time. Their first official match was on 4 January 1940 against Bazargani F.C., they won the game 11–0. Nowadays Rah ahan is owned by the businessman Mehrafarin Holding.



1950s[edit]


During the World War in the 1940s Rah Ahan dissolved its football operations, it was not until the 1950s when Rah Ahan restarted its football team. After its re-establishment the club under the name of Pirouz played on the dirt pitches near the railway station. The players of the team composed of the Railway workers. In 1955 with the arrival of Rasoul Madadnavi from Tabriz, the club was again renamed to Rah Ahan and began to attract players from outside the railway company. After achieving good results in the 1958 season Rah Ahan was promoted to the 1st Division Tehran League, but due to new restrictions regarding private clubs in the Tehran Local Leagues, the club was denied the right to compete and eventually ceased its operations.



Pre Revolution[edit]


In 1963 Rah Ahan was again re-established and were placed in the 2nd Division Tehran Local League, in 1966 Rah Ahan was finally promote to the top division of the Tehran Local Leagues. In 1973 the Takht Jamshid Cup, Iran's first national league, was founded. In their first two years in the Cup, Rah Ahan finished a respectable 7th and 9th. In 1976 they were relegated to the 2nd Division. In their only season in the 2nd Division, Rah Ahan finished 1st in the league and were again promoted to the Takht Jamshid Cup. In 1978 they were again relegated to the 2nd Division, but they could not finish the 2nd Division season because of the Iranian Revolution.



Iran Pro League[edit]


After the establishment of the Iran Pro League in 2001, Rah Ahan was placed in the second tier Azadegan League. In 2005 Rah Ahan was promoted to the Iran Pro League after a second-place finish in the Azadegan League. Since then they have mostly been an average team where they have finish in the mid table but since the arrival of Ansarifard as the chairman they have looked more stable. They finished 11th in the 2008–09 season and avoided the relegation in the season after on the last week.



Ali Daei[edit]


In 2012–13 season and under Ali Daei, and with him at charge the team got out to an early start, and were 4th in the Iran Pro League after the opening few weeks, after that the team had an average year, dropping to 8th by season's end. In the same year they went on tour in Turkey, beating Galatasaray A2 4–1, and losing to Super Lig side Istanbul BB 3–2. At the end of the 2012–13 season Ali Daei left Rah Ahan to sign with Persepolis.



Trouble Years[edit]


Mansour Ebrahimzadeh was announced as Rah Ahan's new manager for the 2013–14 season, with him at charge Rah Ahan finished an average 11th place. At the end of the season, Ebrahimzadeh announced that he is stepping down as Rah Ahan's manager. Former Persepolis manager Hamid Estili was named as his replacement. Rah Ahan encountered severe financial problems and under Estili the club performed poorly, shortly after Estili was fired and replaced with former Rah Ahan player Farhad Kazemi.


In the 2015–16 season, Rah Ahan ran into financial troubles and finished 15th in the Persian Gulf Pro League and were relegated. This was the first time Rah Ahan will play in the Azadegan League in 12 years.



Season-by-season[edit]


For details on seasons, see List of Rah Ahan F.C. seasons







































































































































Season
Div.
League
Position

Hazfi Cup
Notes
2001–02

2

Azadegan League
8th


2002–03

2

Azadegan League
11th

2003–04

2

Azadegan League
11th

2004–05

2

Azadegan League
2nd

Promoted
2005–06

1

Iran Pro League
13th


2006–07

1

Iran Pro League
16th
1/16 Final
2007–08

1

Iran Pro League
12th
Quarterfinal
2008–09

1

Iran Pro League
11th
Final
2009–10

1

Iran Pro League
14th
1/16 Final
2010–11

1

Iran Pro League
15th
1/16 Final
2011–12

1

Iran Pro League
11th
1/16 Final
2012–13

1

Iran Pro League
8th
1/8 Final
2013–14

1

Iran Pro League
11th
1/4 Final
2014–15

1

Iran Pro League
12th
1/8 Final
2015–16

1

Iran Pro League
15th
1/16 Final
Relegated
2016–17

2

Azadegan League
15th
1/32 Final

2017–18

2

Azadegan League

1/32 Final


Reserves[edit]


The table below shows the achievements of the club's reserve team in various competitions.

































Season
League
Position

Hazfi Cup

2010–11

3rd Division
9th/Group 2
Did not qualify
2011–12

Tehran Provincial League
7th/Group 1
Did not qualify
2012–13

Tehran Provincial League
7th/Group 1
Did not qualify
2013–14

Tehran Provincial League
1st/Group 1
Did not qualify


First-team squad[edit]


As of 19 January 2016[1]
Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.










































































No.

Position
Player
1

Iran

GK

Vahid Azizi
3

Iran

DF

Bahman Shirvani
4

Iran

DF

Milad Abtahi
6

Iran

DF

Hadi Shakouri
7

Iran

DF

Milad Zanidpour
8

Iran

FW

Aliakbar Farhang
10

Iran

FW

Mohsen Bayatinia
11

Iran

FW

Kianosh Mirzaei U21
12

Iran

MF

Ali Aminoalroaei U23
14

Iran

FW

Amirmohammad Panahi U23
































































No.

Position
Player
16

Iran

MF

Alireza Latifi U23
31

Iran

DF

Amir Reza Nasr Azadani U21
34

Iran

MF

Farzad Ashoubi
35

Iran

DF

Milad Golmohammadpoor U21
40

Iran

MF

Ali Pazouki U21
70

Iran

FW

Mohammad Reza Soleimani U21
72

Iran

MF

Mehdi Hanafi U23
74

Iran

GK

Kasra Kazemi U21


Iran

FW

Amir Mohammad Madani U23 (died)



Loan list[edit]


Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.






















No.

Position
Player


Iran

GK

Mohammad Ali Ramezanian (at Khoneh Be Khoneh)


Iran

FW

Soheyl Hezar Jaribi (at Khoneh Be Khoneh)


For recent transfers, see List of Iranian football transfers winter 2015–16.



Former players[edit]


For details on former players, see Category:Rah Ahan players.



Managers[edit]




IPL managers[edit]


Last updated 23 October 2017.

































































































































Name
Nat
From
To

Firouz Karimi

Iran
June 2004
February 2006

Abbas Razavi

Iran
February 2006
November 2006

Akbar Misaghian

Iran
December 2006
February 2008

Davoud Mahabadi

Iran
February 2008
October 2008

Mahmoud Yavari

Iran
October 2008
April 2009

Mehdi Tartar

Iran
April 2009
June 2009

Ernie Brandts

Netherlands
July 2009
December 2009

Mehdi Tartar

Iran
December 2009
June 2010

Rasoul Korbekandi

Iran
June 2010
September 2010

Mehdi Tartar

Iran
September 2010
July 2011

Ali Daei

Iran
July 2011
May 2013

Mansour Ebrahimzadeh

Iran
July 2013
June 2014

Hamid Estili

Iran
June 2014
February 2015

Ali Latifi (Interim)

Iran
February 2015
February 2015

Farhad Kazemi

Iran
February 2015
September 2015

Mehdi Tartar

Iran
September 2015
February 2016

Ioannis Topalidis

Greece
February 2016
May 2016

Mehdi Pashazadeh

Iran
July 2016
January 2017

Sirous Dinmohammadi

Iran
January 2017
October 2017

Mohsen Bayatinia

Iran
October 2017

Present


Coaching staff[edit]



















Position
Name
Head Coach

Iran Mohsen Bayatinia
Goalkeeping Coach

Germany Niko Sternberg
Athletic Coach

Germany Dominic Palmer


References[edit]





  1. ^ 2013–14 squad Archived 2015-06-15 at the Wayback Machine




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