Ali Daei sues toyota over crash

His car overturned as he drove to the capital, Tehran, from Isfahan on 17 March, after a match involving Rah Ahan, the team he now coaches. His brother said the airbags did not work. The 42-year-old is the world's top goalscorer in international matches. He scored 109 goals in 149 international games for Iran. Daei, who was also a striker for Iran's national team and Bayern Munich in Germany, suffered a head injury in the car accident which required surgery. He was travelling in his Toyota Prado with his brother, Mohammed, and the coach of Rah Ahan, a team based in Tehran suburb of Rey that plays in the Iran Pro League (IPL). Mohammed Daei said they had refrained from sending the car to a garage for repair so they could prove that its 18 airbags did not work. "He is driving his Porsche and has divorced the Toyota for the time being," he added.