Moroccan star Abdel Razzaq Hamdallah led his team Al-Shabab to victory against Al-Taawoun on Saturday evening, September 21, in the fourth round of the Saudi Roshen League competition for the 2024-25 season.
The Moroccan striker’s goal came from a penalty in the 25th minute, which the player fired hard to the right of goalkeeper Milson dos Santos. The first half ended with Shababi leading by a clear goal.
With this goal, Hamdallah scored his 15th goal against Al-Taawoun, in the 13 matches he has played against Al-Taawoun, under the jerseys of his former clubs Al-Nasr and Al-Ittihad, and his current club, Al-Shabab.
After scoring against Al-Taawoun, the Moroccan striker scored his 130th goal in the Saudi Professional League, in the 139 matches he has played throughout his history in the local competition.
The first footprint of @Hamedallah_9 🤍🎥 pic.twitter.com/cI4g9boZGr
– Al-Shabab Saudi Club (@AlShababSaudiFC) September 21, 2024
If Abdul Razzaq maintains his scoring habit this season and adds another 15 goals to his tally, the 33-year-old will become the all-time leading scorer in the Saudi Professional League.
The Al-Shabab striker is considered the second highest scoring player in the Saudi Professional League, with 130 goals. This list is currently topped by Syrian striker Omar Al-Somah, the former star of Al-Ahly club, who has scored 144 goals in the 180 matches he has played in the tournament.
Al-Shabab Club had signed a free transfer contract with the Moroccan striker, for a period of 3 seasons, after his departure from the Al-Ittihad team at the end of the last 2023-24 sports season.
During his stint with Al-Nasr and Al-Ittihad, Hamdallah was crowned the top scorer in the Saudi Professional League 3 times. He also managed to win the league title twice and the Saudi Super Cup 3 times.
Abdul Razzaq Hamdallah’s figures in the Saudi League
– Number of matches: 139
– Objectives: 130
– Passes: 20
