| Honorific Prefix: | Sardar Shahid |
| Hassan Ghazi | |
| Birth Date: | 9 July 1959 |
| Birth Place: | Isfahan, Iran |
| Death Date: | 1 March 1984 |
| Death Place: | Talaiye, Khuzestan Province, Iran |
| Allegiance: | IRGC |
| Battles: | Iran–Iraq War |
Major General Hassan Ghazi (fa|حسن غازی) (9 July 1959 – 1 March 1984) was an Iranian footballer who was captain of Sepahan and was the main architect of the Iranian missile system in the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps during Iran–Iraq War.[1]
Ghazi was born on 9 July 1959 in Isfahan. After graduating from high school, Ghazi went to Isfahan University of Medical Sciences.[2]
He was captain of the Sepahan under-23 team. In 1974, he was considered one of the best Iranian players despite his age. Due to his talent, young age, and impressive performances, he was transferred to Iran under-23 team.[3]
Ghazi took part in the 1979 Iranian Islamic Revolution. He had important roles in the Iran-Iraq war in the establishment of the first artillery and of the missile command center in AGIR.[4] [5]
On 1 March 1984, Ghazi was killed during Operation Kheibar at the age of 24.
Ghazi Stadium, Ghazi Military base and Ghazi Bridge in Isfahan are named after him.
Shaghayeghe Ashegh(fa: شقایق عاشق) (27 January 2014), ed. Zeynan Ataee, Isfahan: Setaregane Derakhshan;[6] consisted of brief biographies of Hassan Ghazi and a collection of memories of officers and other people about them.[7]