A rare thing but is happening in Iran when the World Football Federation (FIVB) recently sent a letter asking Iran Football Federation to pay debts to foreign coaches and athletes.
Accordingly, FIVB requires clubs related to the lawsuit to pay full salaries for foreign coaches and athletes when playing for these teams in the Iranian league.
There are 7 teams in this notice, of which the most particularly strongest two teams with the largest debt are Shahradri Urmia and Saiipa must pay the debt salary before the end of the league as well as Iran's second division on March 19, 20023.
If this responds to this, the lawsuit in the World Labor Federation will be closed and the 7 teams will be banned from participating in volleyball tournaments in the next seasons.
Earlier, the volleyball village was stirred by the news that the Urmia Club did not repay all the a series of athletes and foreign coaches. Despite being resolved, this team and many other clubs ignored that.
It is unclear whether the Iranian team is affected if the World Labor Federation issues a sanctioning order to the clubs.