Shahid Qasem Soleimani

Табриз has two football grounds that answer to the Traktor name, and this is not the one on the club's official pages. The team's website points fans to the Sahand ground; the stadium at the western edge of the city, once known simply as «Боньян Дизель», carries a different history — one written in construction dates and, later, in a single act of renaming.

Built between 2010 and 2011 and opened on 27 November 2011, the ground served for years as the training and match venue tied to the local diesel-engine plant whose name it bore. That changed on 5 January 2020, when it was renamed Shahid Qasem Soleimani Stadium — the date fixed by two independent Iranian outlets, both linking the change directly to the general's death. A stadium in Sirjan, home to Гол Гохар, took the same name around the same time, and the two are still routinely mixed up in reference lists.

The pitch is natural grass, and the ground has spent most of its recent life as a tenant's arena rather than a club's own: Machine Sazi Tabriz played there from 2017 to 2021, before Tractor S.C. took it over. Persian Gulf Pro League and League 2 fixtures have both been staged here, and in September 2015 it hosted a short run of Iran's under-16 side — a 3–0 win over India and a 6–0 win over Bahrain, both in Asian championship qualifying.

Beyond league football, the record thins out. No cup finals, no concerts, nothing beyond routine domestic fixtures turns up in what survives about the place — a stadium that changed its name once, for a reason everyone in Табриз understood, and has otherwise kept a low profile.