Masoud Rahmani
Iranian football analyst, AFC B-licensed coach, information-technology specialist, and founder of Master Analyst and the KTOS artificial-intelligence decision engine.
Professional record
- More than 20 years of technical and executive experience in Iranian football
- Iran senior national-team staff member from 2003 to 2007 as a computer football analyst
- Professional work with Pas Tehran, Esteghlal Tehran and Mes Kerman
- Four Iranian top-flight championships recorded in the submitted dossier
- Experience in the AFC Champions League and the 2007 AFC Asian Cup
Pioneering computer football analysis
According to the professional résumé, films, photographs and certificates in his archive, Rahmani designed and implemented a computer-based specialist football-analysis system at Pas Tehran in 1381 (2002/03). His professional dossier identifies this work as the first such implementation in Iran.
This is the official evidence-index page. Independent press coverage, television archives and dated organizational records will be attached to the corresponding claims as the archive is digitized.
Reference timeline
Designed the comprehensive website of the Iranian Football Managers Union at AFC.IR, according to the professional dossier.
Developed and operated a specialist computer football-analysis system at Pas Tehran, including graphical and animated representations of training and matches.
Football analysis broadcast on Iran’s Navad television programme with Majid Jalali, as documented in the submitted record.
Official roles at Pas Tehran and Esteghlal Tehran, including championship-winning seasons.
Member of Iran’s senior national-team staff as a computer analyst, including the 2007 AFC Asian Cup.
Received an official Iranian sports-organization card bearing the professional title “Analyst,” according to the archived documentation.
Developing Master Analyst and KTOS for AI-assisted football analysis, source control and decision intelligence.
Evidence pathway
The source archive includes résumés, professional briefs, photographs, films, commendation certificates and preserved historical website files. Public video samples are listed in the Football Analysis archive on Aparat.