Moroccan striker Abderrazak Hamdallah once again etched his name into the history books after delivering a standout performance for Al-Shabab FC in their latest Roshn Saudi League outing.
Hamdallah found the net in his side’s clash against Al-Taawoun FC on Sunday evening during matchday 31, continuing his remarkable scoring form and reaffirming his reputation as one of the league’s most clinical forwards.
The breakthrough came in the 23rd minute, when the Moroccan forward capitalised on an excellent assist from Yacine Adli to open the scoring with a well-taken finish.
According to data from Opta Sports, Hamdallah has now become the player with the most goals scored against Al-Taawoun in the history of the Saudi Professional League. His tally against the side stands at 14 goals, spread across his spells with Al-Nassr FC, Al-Ittihad Club and Al-Shabab, making them his most favoured opponent in the competition.
The goal also saw Hamdallah reach 156 career strikes in the league, moving him closer to the all-time record. He currently sits second on the scoring chart, just four goals behind Omar Al Somah, who leads the standings with 160.
With his relentless consistency and eye for goal, Hamdallah continues to strengthen his legacy as one of the greatest forwards to grace the Roshn Saudi League.
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