Ali Karimi: Iranian soccer great alleges death threats made against him by the Iran government after supporting protesters

Iranian soccer great Ali Karimi has alleged that death threats have been made against him, while his family and close friends have been intimidated and harassed by the Iranian government following his support of ongoing protests in the country.


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