In the run-up to the 26th edition of the top league, a notable point that has been highlighted by media and critics is the presence of 18 Iranian coaches, 18 teams in the top league. Although the country's specific conditions have not had an impact on this issue and many foreign coaches who even last season in Iran were coaching have not returned to the country, if we look at this issue from another angle, we may conclude that the event that occurred has not harmed Iranian football as much. In the first place, by hiring national coaches for teams in the top league, the country's currency has been saved from being wasted, especially in these sensitive and difficult days. Although the contract amount of some internal coaches is not less than their foreign colleagues, at least this season has stopped the influx of high-quality foreign coaches who have been thrown into Iranian football by a network of brokers, and the country's currency has not been poured into their pockets and the broker network. In addition, the formation of multiple new foreign files in international sports courts has been prevented. A more important point, but the forced trust of club football in Iranian and young coaches is. The problems that have been neglected in the past years and especially in the past decade have always been the clubs' tendency to hire foreign coaches without a record and quality, but they have not been willing to use internal and young coaches. Now, this opportunity has been given to Iranian football and coaches to work together and turn the football wheel. This opportunity is an exceptional and unique opportunity for young coaches to be able to use it to prove their abilities to the clubs and make football trust them. It is not necessary to mention that this opportunity is a fleeting one, because experience has shown that Iranian clubs have taken the wrong path of Arab clubs, and they do not stand by their coaches and easily excuse them when the first controversy or defeat and lack of proper result occurs. Many examples can be named in this regard, the last of which was Vahid Hashemian, the coach of last season's Persepolis, who were not supported by the Reds of Tehran and were quickly sacked and later ended up in a path where no success was achieved. The 26th edition of the top league, but it is starting in a way that perhaps for the first time no foreign coach will be seen on the bench of the teams. A completely Iranian league with Iranian knowledge and thought that at least shows to ourselves that we are not dead and with many claims, what we have in our hands. Iranian coaches either can use this opportunity or will go to the corner of the football ring and witness the more prominent presence of foreign coaches. Coaches who know that the network of brokers ruling football has already thrown some of them into the water, so if a club fires its Iranian coach, they will immediately replace him with a high-quality and unskilled foreign coach. The top league will start with 18 Iranian coaches, but we need to see how much football gives Iranian coaches the opportunity to show their abilities. We hope that this opportunity will ultimately lead to the elevation of national coaches, not the laughter and happiness of football brokers.