Ebrahim Ghasempour

Ebrahim Ghasempour
Personal information
Full name	Ebrahim Ghasempour
Date of birth	(1957-09-11) 11 September 1957
Place of birth	Abadan, Iran
Playing position	Midfielder
Youth career
1972–1974	Sanat Naft
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1974–1976	Sanat Naft
1976–1978	Shahbaz
1978–1980	Pas
1980–1982	Al-Nasr
1982–1983	Al-Arabi
1983–1985	Al-Masry
1985–1988	Al-Rayyan
1988–1990	Al-Sadd
1990–1992	Al-Arabi
1992–1994	Al-Masry
1994–1996	Pas
National team
1975–1978	Iran	28	(0)
Teams managed
1994–1995	Pas
1996–1997	Pas B
1997	Pas
1997–1999	Iran-U23
1999–2000	Pas
2001–2002	Sanat Naft
2002	Bargh Shiraz
2006–2007	Hatta
2007–2008	Sanat Naft
2008	Homa
2008	Hatta
2008–2009	Emirates Club
2011–2012	Damash Gilan
2012–2013	Mes Kerman
2013–2014	Sanat Naft
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only.

Ebrahim Ghasempour (Persian: ابراهیم قاسمپور‎‎; born 11 September 1957 in Abadan, Iran) is an Iranian football coach and retired player who most recently managed Sanat Naft in Azadegan League.

Early life

He was born on 11 September 1957 in Abadan, Iran and began his career by playing in the youth team of Sanat Naft in 1972. He joined the senior team in 1974.

Playing career

After playing for Sanat Naft for three years, he became one of the famous players of the team but left the club in 1976 and joined Shahbaz reaching the third place in the Iranian league in 1976–77 with that club as one of the key players. He signed a two-year contract with Pas in 1978. He played for different clubs in Iranian, Emirati, Qatari and Egyptian leagues for 16 years. He returned to Pas in 1994 and retired in 1996.

International career

Ghasempour was invited to the Iran national football team and made 31 appearances for the Iran national football team from 1975 to 1978^[1] and was a participant at the 1978 FIFA World Cup.

He was a member of the Iranian team winning the Asia Cup 1976 in Tehran, reaching the quarterfinals of the Olympic Tournament in Montreal in 1976.

Coaching career

In 1994, Ghasempour returned to Pas as a player-manager and managed the team until 1995. After he retired from playing, he was appointed as the head coach of B team of Pas club and was selected again as the manager of Pas in 1997 but resigned after six months to become the manager of Iran national under-23 football team. He was sacked in 1999. Two months after, he returned again as the head coach of Pas. He was appointed as the manager of Sanat Naft in July 2001 and was managing the team until February 2002. Bargh Shiraz signed a contract with Ghasempour in February 2002 and he stayed there till December 2002. He became the head coach of United Arab Emirates club, Hatta Club, in January 2006. He resigned in April 2007 and was appointed as the head coach of Sanat Naft in July 2007.^[2] After bad results, Ghasempour was sacked in March 2008. In June 2008, he was appointed as the head coach of Homa and resigned the same year. He returned to Hatta in November 2008 but resigned and became the head coach of Emirates Club.^[3] He left the club over disagreements with the club's chairman. He was appointed as the head coach of Iran Pro League side Damash Gilan on 20 September 2011 replaced Mehdi Dinvarzadeh but he resigned on 31 December 2011 after just five months in charge.^[4] He was appointed as Mes Kerman's new head coach on 15 February 2012, signing a contract until the end of season. He began his career in Mes with a 1–1 draw with Persepolis. After some good results with the team that saved the club from relegation, his contract was extended for one more season but he was sacked on 27 December 2012. He was named as newly relegated Sanat Naft on 12 June 2013. After his failure in promoting back the team to the first division, he was sacked by the club.

Statistics

As of 1 March 2014

Team	From	To	Record
Team	From	To	G	W	D	L	GF	GA	+/-
Pas	June 1994	June 1995	22	6	13	3	32	22	+10
Pas	January 1997	June 1997	10	6	2	2	10	10	0
Iran U-23	June 1997	June 1999	23	13	7	3	37	22	+15
Pas	November 1999	May 2000	14	6	2	6	15	11	+4
Sanat Naft	July 2001	February 2002	8	1	4	3	9	10	−1
Bargh Shiraz	February 2002	December 2002	26	9	5	12	28	37	−9
Hatta	January 2006	April 2007	26	25	1	0	25	10	+15
Sanat Naft	July 2007	March 2008	30	8	8	14	30	37	−7
Hatta	November 2008	December 2008	5	2	1	2	6	4	+2
Emirates Club	December 2008	December 2009	22	10	6	6	40	20	+20
Damash	September 2011	January 2012	10	5	3	2	18	11	+7
Mes Kerman	February 2012	January 2013	28	11	10	7	26	21	+5
Sanat Naft	June 2013	June 2014	25	11	7	7	25	21	+4

References

↑ Panahi, Majeed (16 July 2009). "Iran – Record International Players". RSSSF.
↑ Ghasempour signed with Sanat Naft
↑ Ghasempour became head coach of Hatta
↑ Damash Head coach resigned, Ghasempour will become new head coach

Iran squad – 1976 AFC Asian Cup Winners (3rd Title)

GK Rashidi GK Asgarkhani DF Nazari DF Zolfagharnasab DF Abdollahi DF Eskandarian DF Nayebagha DF Mirfakhraei MF Parvin MF Ghelichkhani MF Ghasempour MF Sadeghi MF Azizi MF Shahbandari FW Khorshidi FW Nouraei FW Mazloomi FW Rowshan Coach: Mohajerani

Iran squad – 1976 Summer Olympics

1 Rashidi 2 Nazari 3 Eskandarian 4 Zolfagharnassab 5 Ghelichkhani 6 Ghasempour 7 Parvin 8 Abdollahi 9 Nouraei 10 Rowshan 11 Khorshidi 12 Nayebagha 13 Mazloumi 14 Mirfakhraei 15 Jahani 16 Azizi 17 Hejazi Coach: Mohajerani

Iran squad – 1978 FIFA World Cup

1 Hejazi 2 Danaeifard 3 Fariba 4 Bishkar 5 Allahverdi 6 Nayebagha 7 Parvin (c) 8 Ghasempour 9 Sadeghi 10 Rowshan 11 Ghashghaean 12 Mavaddat 13 Majd Teymouri 14 Nazari 15 Eskandarian 16 Nouraei 17 Jahani 18 Faraki 19 Shojaei 20 Abdollahi 21 Kazerani 22 Korbekandi Coach: Mohajerani

Iran national under-23 football team – managers

Soleimani (1980–82)
Yavari (1982–84)
Soleimani (1984–92)
Habibi (1992–94)
Hadžiabdić (1994)
Jürgen Gede (1994–95)
Habibi (1995)
Ghasempour (1997–99)
Coordes (1999)
Monajati (1999–02)
Ivanković (2002–03)
Mayeli Kohan (2003–04)
Faraki (2004)
Simões (2005–06)
Begović (2006–07)
Nikolić (2007–08)
Peyrovani (2009–10)
Afazeli (2010–11)
Mansourian (2011–14)
Vingada (2014)
Khakpour (2014–)

Mes Kerman F.C. – managers

Zolfagharnasab (2000–02)
Mohammadi (2002–06)
Dastneshan (2006–07)
Kazemi (2007–08)
Ghalenoei (2008)
Ziaei (2008)
Mazloumi (2008–09)
Mohammadi (a.i.) (2009)
Bonačić (2009–10)
Marfavi (2010–11)
Serritslev (a.i.) (2011)
Blažević (2011–12)
Ghasempour (2012–13)
Bonačić (2013)
Yavari (2013)
Mazloumi (2013–14)
Bonačić (2014)
Misaghian (2014–15)
Begović (2015–16)
Ebrahimzadeh (2016–)

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