Not to be confused with Mohammad Gholamin.
Mohammad Gholami Khalil-Mahalleh
FullnameMohammad Gholami Khalil-Mahalleh[1]
Birth date13 February 1983 (age 43)[1]
Birth placeTalesh, Gilan, Iran[1]
Height179 cm
PositionStriker
Youthclubs 1Chooka Talesh[2]
Years 11999–2001
Clubs 1Chooka Talesh[2]
Years 22001–2006
Clubs 2Malavan
Years 32006–2009
Clubs 3Pas
Caps 377
Goals 319
Years 42009–2011
Clubs 4Steel Azin
Caps 459
Goals 419
Years 52011–2012
Clubs 5Damash Gilan
Caps 529
Goals 58
Years 62012–2014
Clubs 6Sepahan
Caps 651
Goals 66
Years 72014–2015
Clubs 7Rah Ahan
Caps 713
Goals 73
Years 82015
Clubs 8Padideh
Caps 811
Goals 82
Years 92015–2016
Clubs 9Esteghlal Ahvaz
Caps 911
Goals 92
Years 102016–2017
Clubs 10Khoneh Be Khoneh
Caps 1020
Goals 104
Years 112017–2018
Clubs 11Gol Gohar Sirjan
Caps 1114
Goals 114
Years 122018
Clubs 12Sepidrood
Caps 1213
Goals 122
Years 132018
Clubs 13Aluminium Arak
Caps 134
Goals 130
Years 142018–2019
Clubs 14Sepidrood
Caps 1422
Goals 144
Years 152019
Clubs 15Qashqai
Caps 158
Goals 151
Years 162019–2020
Clubs 16Damash
Caps 1614
Goals 166
Years 172020–2021
Clubs 17Sepidrood
Caps 1720
Goals 175
Years 182021–2022
Clubs 18Damash
Nationalyears 12010–2013
Nationalteam 1Iran
Nationalcaps 113
Nationalgoals 13
Manageryears 12022
Managerclubs 1Chooka Talesh

Mohammad Gholami (Persian: محمد غلامی; born 13 February 1983) is an Iranian football coach and a former player who usually played in the striker position.

Club career

He began his professional career in Malavan football club. He showed consistent displays for Malavan throughout the 2005–06 Iran Pro League season, scoring 7 goals. Several times he saved the club from losing by scoring in the last seconds of the match. The most famous example of this is in the season where he shocked Esteghlal by scoring in the 94th minute in Azadi Stadium in a game that ended 3–3. He was signed to a one-year contract with Damash Gilan on 19 June 2011 and was one of Damash's key players in the 2011–12 season.[3] He scored eight goals in 29 matches. After spending one season at Damash, he joined Iran Pro League champions, Sepahan on 1 June 2012 with a two-year contract.

In August 2022 he retired from his professional career after helping Damash to promote to Iranian football's 2nd division.

Club career statistics

Club performanceLeagueCupContinentalTotal
SeasonClubLeagueAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoals
IranLeagueHazfi CupAsiaTotal
2004–05MalavanIran Pro League9000–90
2005–0621700–217
2006–07Pas Tehran15200–152
2007–08Pas Hamedan31830–348
2008–0931933–3412
2009–10Steel Azin301031–3311
2010–1129931–3210
2011–12Damash29820–318
2012–13Sepahan2504262354
2013–142661000276
2014–15Rah Ahan9300–93
2014–15Padideh11200–112
2015–16Esteghlal Ahvaz11211–123
2016–17Khooneh Be KhoonehAzadegan League20400–204
2017–18SepidroodIran Pro League13200–144
2018–1922411–175
Career total21962

International career

He made his international debut against China in September 2010 under Afshin Ghotbi, where he scored his first international goal.

International goals

Scores and results list Iran's goal tally first.
DateVenueOpponentScoreResultCompetition
13 September 2010Zhengzhou Hanghai StadiumChina2–02–0Friendly
21 October 2010Amman International StadiumIraq2–12–1WAFF 2010
32 May 2012Enghelab StadiumMozambique1–03–0Friendly

Honours

Sepahan

References

  1. ^ Iran Football Federation Official Web Site Archived 2011-01-21 at the Wayback Machine
  2. ^ jamejamonline Web Site
  3. ^ Gholami enjoys Damash Gilan