In an exclusive statement shared via Al-Shabab’s official account on the “X” platform, Moroccan international striker Abdelrazak Hamdallah, currently playing for Al-Shabab and formerly with Al-Nassr and Al-Ittihad, reflected on the highlights of his career in Saudi football. He also shed light on his relationships with teammates and the atmosphere within the clubs he represented.
Hamdallah emphasized that his bond with teammates at Al-Nassr was remarkable, highlighting his close relationships with fellow Moroccan Nordin Amrabat and Nigerian Ahmed Musa.
During his tenure at Al-Ittihad, he described all his teammates as “brothers” and spoke particularly about his strong connections with Ahmed Hegazy and Tarek Hamed.
On another note, Hamdallah expressed his happiness and pride in Morocco being granted the honor of hosting the 2030 World Cup in partnership with Spain and Portugal. He praised the significant progress of Moroccan football and described this achievement as an exceptional moment for sports in his country.
