Club Career
Having just moved to Pas in the Iran's Premier Football league, he helped the club to finish second in the IPL 2002/03 season. He Scored 4 Goals in the season, which 3 of them was on a Hattrick in the last match of the season. He continued with Pas for the next seasons and became a fixed starter. He was one of club's main players in AFC Champions League 2005.
Shortly before the 2006 FIFA World Cup, Borhani signed for the UAE League, Al Nasr S.C. On January 21, 2007 Borhani signed back with his former team PAS Tehran F.C. after being sacked by Al Nasr S.C. due to unforeseen circumstances. Since signing back with PAS Tehran F.C., within a period of 5 months, he has scored only twice, which has put him through the most difficult time in his career.
Borhani had offers from Al-Ain of the UAE League, Mouscron of the Belgian League, Vitória Setúbal of the Portuguese Liga, Denizlispor of the Turkcell Super League and Mes Kerman F.C. and Esteghlal of Iran's Premier Football League, though it was not known which offer Borhani was likely to accept. However on July 17, 2007 Borhani signed a contract with the IPL giants Esteghlal. On October 27 Borhani scored his first hat-trick for Esteghlal in a 3-2 win over Paykan F.C.. On November 25 Borhani again scored a hat-trick plus 2 against Damash Gilan F.C. in the Hazfi Cup ending up with 5 goals, the games final score being 8-1 in favor of Esteghlal.He became the top scorer in 2008-09 season with 21 goals.The next season he scored 11 goals but missed so many chances during the final matches of the season.
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