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Esteghlal Club, with over 75 years of glorious history, is a symbol of pride and the legacy of Iranian football. From Docharkheh Savaran to Taj and now Esteghlal, we have always held a place in the hearts of the fans.

Esteghlal Club won its first championship title in 1947 by winning this competition, and went on to claim a total of 5 championship titles in this league until 1978.

Tehran Clubs' Hazfi Cup

It was the highest level of Iranian football competitions. Esteghlal Club won its second championship title in 1949 in this edition of the tournament, and went on to claim a total of 10 championship titles in this competition until 1978.

Tehran Clubs' Cup

The Iranian Regional Cup in 1970 was the first edition of Iran's football league, held in two groups, and Taj Tehran Football Club emerged as the champion.

Regional Cup

The Asian Club Championship was the third edition of Asia's club championship competition. In this tournament, in the final match, Taj Football Club of Iran (Esteghlal), with a 2–1 victory over Hapoel, the representative of the occupying regime of Jerusalem, claimed the championship.

Esteghlal's first Asian championship

The 1974 Takht Jamshid Cup was the second edition of the Takht Jamshid Cup and the fourth edition of the Iranian football league, held in a single group of 12 teams in 1974. In this edition, Taj was crowned champion.

Takht Jamshid Cup

The Hazfi Cup is the name of the knockout football competition in Iran. Esteghlal Tehran, with 7 championships and 5 runner-up finishes in this competition, is considered the most decorated team in this cup.

National Clubs' Hazfi Cup

The Quds Cup was the name of the first football league in Iran after the revolution. The 1989–90 season was the fifth and final edition of the Quds League, in which Esteghlal Club also managed to win one championship title.

Quds Cup

In the final match, Esteghlal won the championship with a 2–1 victory over China's Liaoning. In this edition, Samad Marfavi was the top scorer with 6 goals, and Majid Namjoo-Motlagh was recognized as the most technically skilled player. Additionally, Ahmad Reza Abedzadeh was named the best goalkeeper of the tournament.

Esteghlal's second Asian championship

The Azadegan Cup was the highest level of Iran's football league between 1991 and 2001, during which 10 editions were held. Esteghlal Club managed to win a total of 2 championships in this league.

Azadegan Cup

The Tehran Super Cup, also known as the Tehran Clubs' Premier Cup, was a football competition among Tehran's football teams to determine the representatives of Tehran province in the Azadegan Cup. Only two editions were held, and Esteghlal managed to win the championship title in one edition.

1994 Super Cup

The Persian Gulf Pro League, also known as the Iran Premier League, is the professional league competition and the highest level of club football in Iran, which began after the Azadegan League. Esteghlal Club has managed to win a total of 3 championship titles in this league.

Persian Gulf Pro League

From Docharkheh Savaran to Esteghlal: The story of pride and heritage of a people's club

At Esteghlal Football Club, we are more than just a team — we are a collection of talent, passion, and a proud legacy. Every member of the team, from the technical staff to the players on the pitch, steps onto the field with a champion's spirit and national pride. We don't just play for glory; we strive to inspire generations.

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Tehran Clubs' Hazfi Cup 1947

Tehran Clubs' Cup 1949

Regional Cup 1970

Esteghlal's first Asian championship 1970

Takht Jamshid Cup 1974

National Clubs' Hazfi Cup 1978

Quds Cup 1989

Esteghlal's second Asian championship 1991

Azadegan Cup 1991

1994 Super Cup 1994

Persian Gulf Pro League 2001