Reza Enayati

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Reza Enayati
Personal information

Full name	Gholamreza Enayati
Date of birth	(1976-09-23) 23 September 1976
Place of birth	Mashhad, Iran
Height	1.80 m (5 ft 11 in)
Playing position	Centre Forward
Club information
Current club	Saba Qom
Number	11
Youth career
1998–2001	Adonis Mashhad
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps^†	(Gls)^†
2001–2003	Aboomoslem	46	(28)
2003–2006	Esteghlal	77	(56)
2006–2008	Emirates	41	(25)
2008–2009	Al-Nasr	9	(0)
2009–2010	Esteghlal	17	(3)
2010	Emirates	10	(8)
2010–2011	Sepahan	30	(4)
2011–2012	Saba Qom	29	(18)
2012–2013	Mes Kerman	33	(11)
2013–	Saba Qom	24	(11)
National team^‡
2002–2008	Iran	30	(8)
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only and correct as of 7 February 2014. † Appearances (Goals). ‡ National team caps and goals correct as of 1 December 2008

Gholamreza Enayati (Persian: غلامرضا عنايتى ‎, born 23 September 1976 in Mashhad, Iran) is an Iranian football player who currently plays for Saba in Iran Pro League and former member of Iran national football team. He usually plays the striker position. He is the all time top goalscorer in the Iran Pro League.

Club career

Reza Enayati started out his professional career playing for his hometown club Aboomoslem. He had a number of impressive seasons there, especially the 2001–02 season where he finished as the league's top goalscorer and was called up to the national team.

He remained in Aboomoslem for the 2002–03 season but the year after and after being linked with a move to Persepolis, he signed with Esteghlal. He was not able to impress in his first season in Tehran, but in the 2004–05 season he was able to show his talents and was able to finish as the IPL's top goalscorer again with 20 goals. The next season he was just as impressive, scoring 21 goals, finishing as the league's top scorer and helping his club Esteghlal win the championship and also broke the record of scoring in a season in Iran and he is the all time top scorer of Persian Gulf Cup. After World Cup 2006 he signed with the Emirates club. On 19 March 2007, Enayati extended his contract with UAE League side Al-Emarat in a deal that will keep him there until the end of the 2007–08 season.

In 2008, he secured a six-month contract with Al-Nasr. In July 2009 season he moved back to Esteghlal but after half a season he moved to Emirate league once again and joined Emirates where he scored 8 goals. For 2010–11 season Enayati signed with Sepahan for one year and joined his former coach Amir Ghalenoei where he helped the club to won the league title. He then joined to Saba Qom and later Mes Kerman. He returned to Saba on 1 July 2013.

Club career statistics

Last update: 7 February 2014

Club performance			League		Cup		Continental		Total
Season	Club	League	Apps	Goals	Apps	Goals	Apps	Goals	Apps	Goals
Iran			League		Hazfi Cup		Asia		Total
1999–00	Adonis	Division 2	10	4^[1]	0	0	–	–	10	4
2001–02	Aboomoslem	Pro League	23	17	0	0	–	–	23	17
2002–03	Aboomoslem		23	11	0	0	–	–	23	11
2003–04	Esteghlal		18	11	5	3	–	–	23	14
2004–05			24	20	0	0	–	–	24	20
2005–06			29	21	1	1	–	–	30	22
United Arab Emirates			League		President's Cup		Asia		Total
2006–07	Emirates	UAE League	20	13	2	2	–	–	22	15
2007–08	Emirates		21	12	1	0	–	–	22	12
2008–09	Al Nasr		9	0	0	0	–	–	9	0
Iran			League		Hazfi Cup		Asia		Total
2009–10	Esteghlal	Pro League	17	3	0	0	0	0	17	3
United Arab Emirates			League		President's Cup		Asia		Total
2009–10^[2]	Emirates	UAE League	10	8	0	0	–	–	10	8
Iran			League		Hazfi Cup		Asia		Total
2010–11	Sepahan	Pro League	30	4	3	2	4	1	37	7
2011–12	Saba Qom		29	18	2	1	–	–	30	18
2012–13	Mes Kerman		33	11	1	1	–	–	34	12
2013–14	Saba Qom		24	11	1	0	–	–	25	11
Total	Iran		216	127	13	8	4	1	229	133
Total	United Arab Emirates		60	33	3	2	0	0	63	35
Career total			276	161	16	10	4	1	293	168

The information in Hazfi Cup and UAE Emir Cup is not complete

Assist Goals

Season	Team	Assists
2005–06	Esteghlal	4
2009–10	Esteghlal	3
2010–11	Sepahan	3
2011–12	Saba Qom	1
2012–13	Mes Kerman	2
2013–14	Saba Qom	3

International career

Reza Enayati made his debut for Iran in a game versus Palestine in April 2002. Since then he has had numerous callups to the national team, including Iran's recent 2004 Asian Cup and 2006 FIFA World Cup Qualifying campaigns. He was among Iran's final squad for World Cup 2006 but did not make an appearance.

He has been selected to join the squad for the 2007 Asian Nations Cup in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. He appeared against the Uzbekistan national football team, playing 90 minutes, on 11 July, and was selected again into the starting eleven in the game against the China national football team on 15 July. He was called up again for 2010 FIFA World Cup Qualifying but left the camp in the first round as Ali Daei preferred Mohsen Khalili in few matches over him.

International goals

#	Date	Venue	Opponent	Score	Result	Competition
8	2 July 2007	Tehran, Iran	Jamaica	8–1	Win	Friendly
7	15 October 2006	Tehran, Iran	South Korea	2–0	Win	2007 AFC Asian Cup qualification
6	8 August 2006	Tehran, Iran	United Arab Emirates	1–0	Win	Friendly
5	31 May 2006	Tehran, Iran	Bosnia and Herzegovina	5–2	Win	Friendly
4	20 July 2004	Chongqing, Chongqing	Thailand	3–0	Win	2004 AFC Asian Cup
3	31 March 2004	Vientiane, Laos	Laos	7–0	Win	2006 World Cup qualification
2	31 March 2004	Vientiane, Laos	Laos	7–0	Win	2006 FIFA World Cup qualification
1	4 April 2002	Kuwait City, Kuwait	Kuwait	2–2	Draw	Friendly

Honours

Club

Esteghlal

Iran Pro League: 2005–06; Runner-up 2003–04

Sepahan

Iran Pro League: 2010–11

Individual

Iran Pro League top goalscorer: 3
- 2001–02 with Aboomoslem with 17 goals
- 2004–05 with Esteghlal with 20 goals
- 2005–06 with Esteghlal with 21 goals
2001 AK Pipe International Cup top goalscorer with 5 goals
Top scorer in Iran Pro League: 129 goals

References

External links

List of IPL all-time top goal scorers
Reza Enayati at National-Football-Teams.com
Reza Enayati at TeamMelli.com

Sporting positions
Preceded by Reza Sahebi	Persian Gulf Cup top scorer 2001–02	Succeeded by Edmond Bezik
Preceded by Ali Daei	Persian Gulf Cup top scorer 2004–05	Succeeded by Himself
Preceded by Himself	Persian Gulf Cup top scorer 2005–06	Succeeded by Daniel Olerum Mehdi Rajabzadeh

v t e Iran Pro League Top Scorers

2002: Enayati 2003: Bezik 2004: Daei 2005: Enayati 2006: Enayati 2007: Olerum / Rajabzadeh 2008: Asghari / Khalili 2009: Borhani 2010: Emad 2011: Norouzi 2012: Ansarifard 2013: Rafkhaei

Iran squads

v t e Iran squad – 2004 AFC Asian Cup Third Place

1 Mirzapour 2 Mahdavikia 3 Amirabadi 4 Golmohammadi 5 Rezaei 6 Nekounam 7 Kavianpour 8 Karimi 10 Daei 12 Roudbarian 13 Kaebi 14 Borhani 15 Taghipour 16 Enayati 17 Mobali 18 Badavi 19 Kameli 20 Nosrati 21 Rahmati 26 Alavi 27 Zare 29 Majidi Coach: Ivanković

v t e Iran squad – 2006 FIFA World Cup

1 Mirzapour 2 Mahdavikia 3 Bakhtiarizadeh 4 Golmohammadi 5 Rezaei 6 Nekounam 7 Zandi 8 Karimi 9 Hashemian 10 Daei (c) 11 Khatibi 12 Roudbarian 13 Kaebi 14 Teymourian 15 Borhani 16 Enayati 17 Kazemian 18 Navidkia 19 Sadeghi 20 Nosrati 21 Madanchi 22 Talebloo 23 Shojaei Coach: Ivanković

v t e Iran squad – 2007 AFC Asian Cup

1 Roudbarian 2 Mahdavikia 3 Sadeghi 4 Teymourian 5 Rezaei 6 Nekounam 7 Zandi 8 Karimi 9 Hashemian 10 Khatibi 11 Madanchi 12 Hosseini 13 Kaebi 14 Mobali 15 Aghili 16 Enayati 17 Kazemian 18 Rajabzadeh 19 Sadeghi 20 Nosrati 22 Talebloo 24 Shojaei 30 Rahmati Coach: Ghalenoei

Saba Qom F.C. – current squad

1 Tahmasbi
2 Kashi
3 Mohammadi
4 Haghjou
5 Mobini Pour
7 Sadeghi
8 Bayat
9 Karimi
10 Enayati
11 Houtan
12 Arab Khorasani
13 Aram Tab
14 Lotfi
16 Hosseini
17 Ebrahimi
18 Shafiei
19 Pakizeh
20 Heidari
21 Ahmadi
22 Bahadori
23 Amraei
24 Pouromrani
25 Soleiman Fallah
26 Cheshmi
27 Zand
28 Mollajamali
29 Bakhtiarizadeh
30 Momeni
31 Ali Zamani
32 Goudarzi
33 Mehraban
Manager: Mayeli Kohan

Persondata
Name	Enayati, Reza
Alternative names
Short description	Iranian footballer
Date of birth	23 September 1976
Place of birth	Mashhad, Iran
Date of death
Place of death

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