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Lahore MoU links PFF with Iran on youth football work

Federation chiefs Syed Mohsen Gilani and Mehdi Taj formalised joint work on coaching, camps, exchanges and fixtures after the Lahore signing.

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What was agreed in Lahore

National soccer authorities from Pakistan and Iran completed a formal cooperation deal in Lahore. The PFF and Iran’s FFIRI put their names to a Memorandum of Understanding meant to deepen joint work across the game.

PFF head Syed Mohsen Gilani signed alongside Mehdi Taj, who leads FFIRI. Both sides cast the step as a practical follow-on to warm neighbourly ties, with room for athletes, trainers and backroom staff on each side to benefit.

How the two federations plan to work together

The pact points toward shared expertise, reciprocal visits by squads and instructors, residential training programmes, courses for coaches, and matches arranged between the federations. Those strands are meant to lift how the sport is taught and organised, not only how it is played on match day.

Iran’s track record with junior-level soccer and indoor futsal is cited as a resource Pakistan can draw on. Younger athletes and working professionals in the domestic game are expected to gain from exposure to established teaching methods and technical setups.

Why the deal matters for Pakistani football

Officials link the MoU to building routes for teenagers and academy players: sharper skills, more time abroad in learning settings, and contact with mature coaching structures. Closer day-to-day contact between the federations may also thicken professional networks and make ongoing collaboration easier.

For the home game, the stated hopes include firmer community-level structures, higher coaching quality, and wider chances for age-group development. No calendar of camps, tours or fixtures was set out in the material available after the signing, so timing of the first concrete activities remains to be announced.

Aasan alfaaz mein

Pakistan aur Iran ke football boards ne Lahore mein ek agreement sign kiya hai. Is se coaches aur players mil kar seekh sakte hain, camps aur matches bhi ho sakte hain. Iran ke youth aur futsal tareeqon se Pakistani talent ko faida milne ki umeed hai. Ab agla step yeh hai ke pehla exchange ya camp kab hota hai.

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