Parvin also represented at the Olympic Games. He played at the 1972 Munich Olympics and the 1976 Montreal Olympics. His participation in two Olympic tournaments demonstrated his importance to the national team. In 1978, he reached another major milestone when he represented at the FIFA World Cup in Argentina. The tournament was first appearance at the World Cup, making it an important moment in the country’s football history. At club level, Parvin developed a particularly strong connection with Persepolis.
He joined the club in 1970 and spent many years wearing its famous red shirt. His performances and leadership helped make him a legendary figure among Persepolis supporters. Even after his playing career ended, he remained closely connected with the club through his work as a coach and manager. After retiring from international football, Parvin moved into management. He coached Persepolis during different periods and also had an important role with the national team. As a coach, he used his experience as a former player to guide younger footballers.
