Club career Milad Gharibi

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1 club career

1.1 saipa
1.2 persepolis
1.3 zob ahan (loan)
1.4 padideh
1.5 club career statistics





club career
saipa

gharibi joined saipa in 2010 after spending previous season naft gachsaran in 2nd division of iranian football. scored first professional league goal in match against foolad when 18 years old.


during 2011–12 season, gharbi provided 9 assists teammates, in league. appeared in 29 ipl games, starting in twelve of them. scored total of 4 goals against rah ahan, sanat naft, damash gilan , persepolis. in 2012–13 season, played total of 2066 minutes scoring 3 goals in start of season against paykan, sepahan , damash gilan, games saipa won. failed add tally in 2013.


persepolis

gharibi joined persepolis on 25 may 2013 on agreement 2 years. signed contract on 1 july 2013 after passing medical tests. made debut in match against former team saipa , played 45 minutes.


zob ahan (loan)

he joined zob ahan on november 18, 2013 6 months loan contract. made 13 league appearances zob ahan, scoring once before returning parent club persepolis.


padideh

he loaned newly promoted iran pro league side padideh 2014–15 season.


club career statistics

as of 2 december 2014



assists








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