Al Ittihad striker Abdel Razzaq Hamdallah has officially returned to the Moroccan national team and has been named to the Atlantic Lions final roster for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.
Hamdallah has not represented his country since his departure from the 2019 camp in preparation for the Africa Cup of Nations in Egypt following a disagreement with his colleague Faisal Fajr, a current Al Wahda player who was not called up for the World Cup.
Hamdallah recently apologized, emphasizing that his withdrawal from the national team camp at that time was a big mistake and he regretted it, pointing out that he should not have made this mistake, I did it at that moment unintentionally and without thinking about its consequences, For I was severely punished for this mistake by being removed from the team for 3 years. I apologize to the Moroccan public and to those responsible for this mistake.”
For his part, Moroccan coach Walid Rekraki announced today, Thursday, the final list of lions, consisting of 26 players who will take part in the World Cup in Qatar, with Moroccan stars active in different leagues, the most famous of which was Abdel. Razzak Hamdallah.
The list was as follows:
Goalkeepers: Yassin Bunu (Sevilla, Spain), Munir Mohammadi (Al-Wehda) – Reda Taknauti (Vidad Riyadi).
Defenders: Ashraf Hakimi (Paris Saint-Germain, France) – Nosur Mazrouai (Bayern Munich) – Nayef Akrad (West Ham, England) – Roman Sais (Besiktas, Turkey) – Ashraf Dari (Brest) , France) – Yahya Attiya Allah (“Vidad”) Athletic) – Badr Banun (Qatar, Qatar) – Javad Yamik (Valladolid, Spain).
Midfield: Sofiane Amrabet (Fiorentina, Italy), Ezzedine Onaghy (Angers, France), Amin Harit (Marseille, France), Salim Amalah (Standard, Belgium), Abdelhamid El Sabri (Sampdoria, Italy), Sofiane Boufal (Angers, France), Abdel Samad Zelzouli (France). Osasuna (Spain) – Hakim Ziyech (Chelsea, England) – Zakaria Bukhalil (Toulouse, France) – Elias El Shaer ( Queens Park Rangers – Yahya Gibran (Wydad Athletic).
Attack: Youssef Al-Nusairi (Seville, Spain) – Bilal Khnus (Genk) – Walid Shedira (Barry, Italy) – Abdul Razzak Hamdallah (Al-Ittihad).
