Yasser Al-Qahtani and others discussed Abdullah Al-Hamdan at Al-Nassr and Al-Hilal, covering his move, output and role on the pitch.
Move to Al-Nassr
GOAL reported that Al-Hamdan joined Al-Nassr in the last winter window after terminating his Al-Hilal contract.
Numbers for both clubs
GOAL reported that Al-Hamdan has scored 10 goals and provided 6 assists in 35 matches for Al-Nassr, compared with 13 goals and 10 assists in 145 appearances for Al-Hilal.
Al-Anzi and Al-Qahtani’s views
Abdullah Al-Anzi, the former Al-Nassr goalkeeper, told Thmanyah channels: “I believe Abdullah Al-Hamdan has found himself at Al-Nassr more than at any other club. This is not to belittle anyone, but perhaps it is the factor of experience, the number of appearances and the squad.”
Yasser Al-Qahtani, the Saudi football star, said: “Perhaps it is because the coach has greater confidence in him, giving him a larger number of appearances, as well as the crowd that has given him trust and support.” Al-Qahtani added: “The difference is also that he is settled in his position with Al-Nassr, whereas at Al-Hilal he moved from one position to another until he got lost on the pitch.”
Abu Shaqeer on his position
Manaf Abu Shaqeer, the former Al-Ittihad star, said: “One of the matches in which Al-Hamdan impressed me was the (Saudi) national team's match against China, in which he played as a left winger.”
He added: “It is true that he has found his place at Al-Nassr, but it is still possible to deploy him on the flank, as happens with Firas Al-Buraikan, the Al-Ahli player, and as used to happen with Yasser Al-Qahtani himself.”
