Former Moroccan international footballer Abdelaziz Barrada has tragically passed away at the age of 35 in France, reportedly due to a heart attack.
Born on June 19, 1989, in Province, France, Barrada left an indelible mark on Moroccan football through his remarkable career.
Barrada’s football journey included representing Morocco at the 2012 London Olympic Games, where he captained the team and demonstrated his exceptional leadership qualities.
His tenure with the senior national team, the Atlas Lions, spanned from 2012 to 2015, during which he earned 28 caps and scored 4 goals, showcasing his prowess on the international stage.
His club career was equally notable, with significant stints at Olympique Marseille in France and Getafe in Spain, where he contributed to their successes with his skill and dedication.
Barrada’s influence extended beyond his on-field achievements; he was a role model and inspiration for many aspiring footballers in Morocco.
The football community mourns his untimely passing, remembering him not only for his talent and accomplishments but also for his impact on the sport and the legacy he leaves behind.
Barrada’s contributions to football will be cherished, and he will be fondly remembered by fans and fellow players alike.
