Abderrazak Hamdallah

Abderrazak Hamdallah, born on December seventeenth, nineteen ninety, is a distinguished Moroccan professional footballer renowned for his prowess as a striker. Currently, he showcases his talents at Al-Shabab in the Saudi Pro League, where he has earned the nickname 'The Executioner' due to his exceptional goal-scoring ability.

Hamdallah's professional journey began with the Olympic Club de Safi in Morocco, where he laid the foundation for his career. His ambition took him to Norway, where he played for Aalesunds for a season before making a significant move to the Chinese club Guangzhou R&F. In two thousand fifteen, he joined El Jaish, achieving notable success by winning the Qatar Cup in two thousand sixteen. His career continued to flourish with stints at Al-Rayyan in two thousand seventeen, Al-Nassr in two thousand eighteen, and Al-Ittihad in two thousand twenty-one, before landing at Al-Shabab in two thousand twenty-four.

Throughout his career, Hamdallah has amassed an impressive collection of accolades, including two Saudi Pro League titles and three Saudi Super Cups. He has also been recognized as the league's top scorer on three occasions. His remarkable performance during the two thousand eighteen to nineteen Saudi Pro League season saw him net thirty-four goals, while he set a record in the two thousand nineteen King's Cup by scoring fourteen goals in just five matches. Notably, he was the world's leading goalscorer in the two thousand nineteen calendar year, achieving fifty-seven goals without representing the national team.

A proud Moroccan international since two thousand twelve, Hamdallah has represented his country in prestigious tournaments, including the two thousand thirteen Africa Cup of Nations, the two thousand twenty-two FIFA World Cup, and the two thousand twenty-five FIFA Arab Cup, where he celebrated victory in the final tournament before announcing his retirement the following day.