Presenting a Pattern for Optimum Performance of Sport Media with Approach Professional Football Developing

The goal of this research is to present a pattern for optimum performance of sport media with an aim to develop professional football. The research was conducted in a qualitative grounded theory manner. Experts in the field of research constitute the statistical society, in which the method of snowball sampling was used. The data was collected through 12 interviews. However, three additional interviews were also done for certainty. The data was analyzed in three coding levels: open, axial, and selective. In the three levels of coding, main and subsidiary categories were identified and were related to each other, which included causal conditions (information, public ethics improvement, reflection and analysis of problems, exaggeration, education, and financial development), basic conditions (documentation, modeling, knowledge management, human resources supply, and broadcast programing), interfering conditions (panel discussion, discourse, environmental monitoring, modernism, institutionalization, and characterization), strategies (needs assessment, targeted operationalization, and communication), and consequences (sociability, pervasion, and dynamism of development). Ultimately, the coding process is defined and the final model is formed.