Wafaq Azghang is facing a difficult situation after another home defeat, which keeps the club bottom of the table and brings relegation closer.
A team once feared by rivals has become a source of worry for its fans, with dull performances and disappointing results.
Fighting spirit and prestige appear to have faded, while officials remain silent and no clear roadmap has emerged to end the crisis.
Questions are growing over who should take responsibility for supporting local football, as the municipal council plays little effective role and former players offer limited backing, leaving the club alone before an uncertain future.
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