Oh my cry, go outside.. Al-Ittihad fans provoke the Moroccan player, Hamdallah, and the latter is surprised

In the latest events that shook the world of football, a video clip spread on social media documenting controversial moments in the football match between Al-Ittihad and Damak. The circulating video shows Al-Ittihad fans chanting collectively against the famous Moroccan player Abdel Razzaq Hamdallah.

During the match, the chants of the fans that were echoing in the stands of the stadium captured the attention of the spectators, as they chanted in one voice, “Oh crying, oh crying, oh crying, come out.” These chants, which carried a sarcastic and provocative tone, were not merely an expression of enthusiasm for the match, but rather seemed like a direct and personal criticism of Hamdallah.

These statements and actions by Al-Ittihad fans did not pass without leaving their impact, as they sparked a wave of anger among sports followers, especially in Moroccan circles. Abdul Razzaq Hamdallah, who is considered one of the most prominent players in the region, was known for his exceptional skills and great influence on the field. But this incident adds a new dimension to his challenges as a professional player, as he must deal with psychological and public pressures in addition to the usual physical and technical challenges.

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Al-Ittihad fans hesitated against their player Abdul Razzaq Hamdallah:

Oh crying.. Oh crying.. Oh crying.

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For their part, neither the Al-Ittihad club nor the player Hamdallah have issued any official statements about the incident yet, which increases the speculation and questions of the public and followers about this unusual behavior and its impact on the player’s future and the relations between the clubs and their fans.

Hamdallah’s rejection

The Moroccan player expressed his surprise and anger at the fans’ chants. He had said earlier, through someone close to his family, “I don’t know the reason for this hatred. All of this happened after Benzema came. Thank God, he records where the problem is. He is doing his duty.”