Taremi smiled as he scored many goals in the next season and pleased Porto fans, but it has been just over two months since the Iranian assassin’s target disappeared. The player’s father has no doubts about classifying the situation as a “psychological problem”, but believes that the uncertainty “will be overcome.”
Taremi’s last goal was scored on October 26, when the Dragons lost 1: 3 to Santa Clara and immediately flew out of the League Cup. But three days before that meeting in the Azores, the Iranian scored a hat-trick in the match against Tondela with a score of 3: 1.
Everything seemed to be fine with the striker, having scored nine goals in 13 matches. Very reasonable numbers, and this suggested that he would walk as well or better than the one he scored in the previous season, which ended with 23 goals in 48 games.
Speaking to the Iranian press, Alireza Taremi, the spearhead’s father, says he has found an explanation for what is happening: “Is this a psychological problem? Yes it. But this situation can happen to any player. God willing, this will be resolved by itself, and Mehdi will recover. He believes that he will survive this period. “
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