Parviz Dehdari (; March 21, 1935 – November 23, 1992) was an Iranian football player and coach.
Early life He was born on 21 March 1935 in Marvdasht from an Abadani family.Parviz Dehdari (1935–1992) His family moved back to Abadan after his birth.Dehdari, Abadan's symbol of football He grew up in Abadan and began playing football in 1946.
Playing career He initially to Jam Abadan in 1953. His good techniques in Jam and after winning the Local Cup in 1955, he was invited to Team Melli and made his debut in match against Soviet Union in November 1955.Bests in national team of 1950s He played for Jam Abadan, Shahin Tehran and has served most of his career in Abadan. He was captain of Jam Abadan in 1960 and win the first championship in IRN championship cup.Parviz Dehdari's techniques
Coaching career He was in Shahin until the club's dissolution in 1966. Then he signed a contract with Persepolis F.C. and became head coach of club. He was the first manager of Persepolis and caused that Shahin F.C. players move to Persepolis. He became head coach of Homa F.C. in 1969 after leaves Persepolis. He won Takhte Jamshid Cup for two times with Homa.Parviz Dehdari & his student, Sirous Ghayeghran After his good results in Homa, he was appointed as Head coach of National football team in 1971. He coached team in Olympic Games in Munich, the team was able to successfully deliver the Olympic competition. But resigned before the tournament. He resigned because of differences he had with his assistant, Mohammad Ranjbar.Iran national football team's managers He was re-appointed as head coach of national team in 1986. He led team melli in 1986 Asian Games and 1988 AFC Asian Cup.Team melli defeated in 1988 after a good results Team Melli became third place in 1988 Asian Cup and Dehdari was sacked by Islamic Republic of Iran Football Federation on 22 January 1989.
Personal life Death He died on November 23, 1992, as a result of kidney disease at his home. Each year a ceremony is held in Abadan in his honor.13th ceremony of Parviz Dehdari was held Today, he is called the Comportment schema. A street behind Takhti Stadium has been named after Parviz Dehdari.
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