Abdul Razzaq Hamdallah, the former Al-Nasr player, broke his silence two weeks after the termination of his contract with the Saudi club, and thanked the former Al-Nasr administrations and players, in addition to the Al-Asimi club fans.
Al-Nasr administration announced two weeks ago the termination of the contract of Moroccan scorer Abdel Razzaq Hamdallah for reasons it described as legal and legitimate.
Hamdallah wrote through his official account on “Instagram”: I would like to thank the management of Saud Al-Suwailem, led by Ahmed Al-Buraiki, for giving me the opportunity to play and carry the shirt of this precious team. Dear fans, know that you are in my heart. Now I have left the club, but I will return one day. May God grant you success and help you in the future.
Hamdallah moved to Al-Nasr as a free player in the summer of 2018, and became the historical top scorer in the Saudi Professional League with 34 goals. He also contributed to winning the league championship that season and the Saudi Super Cup championship "twice".
Hamdallah played 107 matches with Al-Nasr in all competitions, during which he scored 112 goals and assisted 24.