Arab Cup Triumph Sparks a Farewell: Hamdallah Bids International Football Adieu

A Silent Exit: Hamdallah's International Career Comes to a Close

Abderrazak Hamdallah, the Al Shabab striker and Morocco international, announced his retirement from international football, following his role in helping the Atlas Lions clinch the Arab Cup title.

The Moroccan national team lifted the Arab Cup title after winning the final 3-2 against Jordan at Lusail Stadium.

Hamdallah said in interviews, \"I am extremely happy with what we achieved; this is my last game with the Moroccan national team\".

He added, \"I feel immense happiness to end my international career with this tournament; praise be to God for this success\".

He continued, \"I believe this is the right time to retire from international play, while my club career continues\".

He noted, \"The tournament was very tough, but our focus was on lifting it; we deservedly captured the title\".

And he added, \"The road was not easy at all, facing strong World Cup-bound teams, but in the end we secured the Arab Cup title for ourselves\".

Punchline 1: Retirement from international duty? That's a precise strike—goal achieved, clock reset.

Punchline 2: He'll keep chasing goals at club level, with fewer microphones and more coffee breaks between training sessions.