Early Life and Background
Hassan Habibi was born on February 7, 1939, in Tehran, Iran. He was the son of Bagher Habibi and Fatemeh Mulla Ali Mojtahed. From a young age, Hassan showed a keen interest in football and began playing the sport in his local neighborhood.
Football Career
Hassan Habibi’s talent on the football field quickly caught the attention of local clubs, and he soon began playing for various teams in Tehran. His exceptional skills as a midfielder earned him a spot on the national team, where he represented Iran in numerous international tournaments.
Throughout his career, Hassan Habibi was known for his agility, vision, and ability to control the game from the midfield. He was a key player in Iran’s success on the international stage and helped lead the team to several victories.
Personal Life
Aside from his football career, Hassan Habibi was also a devoted family man. He was married to Shafigheh Rahideh and had a close-knit family that supported him throughout his career.
Legacy
Hassan Habibi’s contributions to Iranian football are immeasurable. He inspired generations of young players with his skill and dedication to the sport. His legacy continues to live on through the players he mentored and the fans who remember him fondly.
Retirement and Later Years
After retiring from professional football, Hassan Habibi remained involved in the sport as a coach and mentor to young players. He continued to support Iranian football and remained a respected figure in the community.
Death
Tragically, Hassan Habibi passed away on January 31, 2013, in Tehran, Iran. His death was mourned by fans around the world who remembered him as a true legend of the sport.
