Alireza Beiranvand’s Ultra-Luxury Villa in Kordan: A Pinnacle of Elegance Near Karaj

Early Struggles and Determination

In his teenage years, Beiranvand made the bold decision to leave his village and move to Tehran, determined to pursue his dream of becoming a professional footballer. The journey was not easy. He was homeless for a time, sleeping in parks and working various odd jobs to make ends meet. His height advantage, which later became a significant asset in his career, was something he used even in his early jobs, such as working at a carwash focused on four-wheel drives.

Despite the hardships, Beiranvand never gave up on his dream. His persistence eventually paid off when he joined Naft Tehran in 2011. It was here that he began to make a name for himself, and his talent as a goalkeeper became evident. His debut in the Hazfi Cup against Damash marked the beginning of a career that would soon take him to the highest levels of international football.

Rising Through the Ranks: Naft Tehran to Persepolis

Beiranvand’s time at Naft Tehran was marked by significant achievements. He quickly established himself as the first-choice goalkeeper, leading the team to a 3rd place finish in the league and securing a spot in the AFC Champions League for the first time in the club’s history. His performances caught the attention of top clubs, and in 2016, he made a high-profile move to Persepolis, one of Iran’s most successful football clubs.

At Persepolis, Beiranvand’s career truly soared. He became a key figure in the team, helping them to multiple league titles and establishing himself as one of Asia’s best goalkeepers. His ability to perform under pressure was exemplified in the 2018 AFC Champions League, where he was named the semi-final first leg player of the week following his outstanding performance against Al Sadd.