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    Abderrazak Hamdallah bids farewell to international football with title

    La RedactionBy La RedactionDecember 19, 2025No Comments
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    LUSAIL CITY, QATAR - DECEMBER 18: Abderrazzak Hamed Allah of Morocco poses for a photo with the Player Of The Match award after the FIFA Arab Cup 2025 Final match between Jordan and Morocco at Lusail Stadium on December 18, 2025 in Lusail City, Qatar. (Photo by Mohamed Farag - FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images)
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    In a thrilling final at Lusail Stadium in Qatar, Morocco won the Arab Cup 2025 by defeating Jordan 3-2 after extra time. Beyond the title, this evening marked the end of an era for one of Morocco’s greatest scorers: Abderrazak Hamdallah announced his international retirement, just after being one of the standout players of the match.

    Entering the game in the 71st minute, with the Atlas Lions trailing 1-2, Hamdallah contributed to the turnaround. He first equalized in the 88th minute from a corner, sending Morocco into extra time after the goal was validated by VAR. Then, in the 100th minute, he scored the winning goal, giving Morocco its second title in the competition after 2012.

    In the post-match press conference, the 35-year-old forward, who plays for Al-Shabab in Saudi Arabia, emotionally stated: “This is my last match for the national team. I am making way for the young players and those who deserve to be with the A team. That’s it, for me, it’s over.” A triumphant exit to close a chapter as significant as it was tumultuous with the Atlas Lions.

    Hamdallah’s international career has been a rollercoaster. Selected since 2012, he scored several important goals but also went through long periods of absence, notably after announcing his retirement in 2019 following disputes with former coach Vahid Halilhodzic, before making his return. This appearance in the Arab Cup, played with a local A’ team (local players and some expatriates), will remain a successful epilogue.

    This title comes at an ideal time for Moroccan football, with the Africa Cup of Nations 2025 approaching, which the Kingdom will host starting December 21. The Atlas Lions A’, under the leadership of Tarik Sektioui, showcased real squad depth, supported by a solid collective and the contribution of experienced players like Hamdallah.

    Moroccan supporters are already celebrating this grand finale. On social media, tributes are pouring in: “Thank you for everything, legend!” or “Retirement as a champion.” Hamdallah will continue his club career, where he remains one of the most prolific scorers in the Saudi league.

    Thus, Morocco enriches its trophy cabinet and turns a page, paving the way for the new generation. An ideal way to conclude 2025 on a golden note.

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