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Kəpəz Club Leadership Meets with War Veterans - PHOTOS

"Kəpəz" club's leadership held a meeting with members of the Public Union of Special Forces Veterans, Martyrs' Families, and Veterans in Ganja.

Offside Plus · 19 Sept 2026

Kəpəz Club Leadership Meets with War Veterans - PHOTOS
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"Kəpəz" club's leadership held a meeting with members of the Public Union of Special Forces Veterans, Martyrs' Families, and Veterans in Ganja. az, citing the club's press service, Anar Abdullayev, Chairman of the Board of "Kəpəz" PFK, expressed his condolences to the martyrs and wished health to the veterans and war heroes during the meeting held on the eve of Azerbaijan's State Sovereignty Day on September 20. A. Abdullayev thanked the participants for their support of "Kəpəz". He emphasised the heroism displayed during the 44-day Patriotic War, stating that inviting veterans and heroes to the club's matches is a moral obligation: "We always need your moral support.

Because you have sacrificed your lives and blood for the establishment of our state sovereignty. I can proudly say that the heroism you showed during the 44-day Patriotic War is well-known. " The club chairman spoke about President Ilham Aliyev's attention to football in Azerbaijan and outlined the goals ahead for "Kəpəz". He expressed confidence that the club, a symbol of Ganja, would regain its former glory with the support of its fans and achieve new successes. Nemət Abdullayev, chairman of the Ganja branch of the Public Union of Special Forces Veterans, Martyrs' Families, and Veterans, expressed gratitude to the club leadership for the invitation.

He spoke about the battle path they traversed during the Patriotic War and stated their readiness to follow the orders of the Supreme Commander in the future. Expressing his love for football, N. Abdullayev said they were pleased to support "Kəpəz". At the end of the meeting, Anar Abdullayev, Chairman of the Board of "Kəpəz" PFK, was awarded a certificate of honour. Participants then took a commemorative photo.

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