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Over the years, the issue of lack of financial resources provided by the government to the national team has raised controversy in Iran.
The controversy culminated after an interview with the local Iranian television channel Kirosh, widely broadcast after Iran's semi-final appearance of the Asian championship against Japan.
"If it were not the Qatar Football Federation, we would not have been able to organize training camps, preparations or friendly matches," said Kirush, who left Iran after almost eight years of 3-0 defeat to Japan in the final of the Asian Cup. "He said.
Qatar has paid everything because Iran has nothing, it has zero, "said Queiroz, former coach of Real Madrid.
"I have a lot of negative feelings right now, I had to work to keep this team, the players and the team, the reality is not easy, we can not pretend that". there is no problem, everyone was in pain. "
Kirosh hoped to lead Iran to its first continental title since 1976 in the UAE.
Coupled with Colombia's training, Queiroz, 65, has led Iran twice in the quarter-finals of the World Cup during his tenure as coach. He won one in six games in two games, Reuters said.
Kirosh has been in constant conflict with the leaders of the Iranian federation, but has always tried to have more resources and facilities and to play more friendly matches with his team.
The 43-year wait for Iran's fourth continental title seemed a fad for the former coach of South Africa and Portugal, but the end of his career without obvious success seemed to have lost it.
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