The Moroccan striker Abdulrazak Hamdallah has rejoined the training of Al-Shabab Club following the end of his short loan period to Al-Hilal, which was specifically for participation in the 2025 Club World Cup.

Al-Shabab announced on Monday evening via its official account on the 'X' platform the player's return to the team, accompanied by a photo of Hamdallah in training with the phrase: 'The Sultan is back... to continue what he started.'

Hamdallah had moved to Al-Hilal in July under a short loan agreement, aimed at representing the team in the Club World Cup held in the United States, as part of strengthening the blue team's squad for global participation.

The Moroccan star participated in the match between Al-Hilal and Fluminense from Brazil in the quarter-finals, where he came on as a substitute in the 75th minute, before the team was eliminated from the tournament at this stage.

After the loan mission ended, Hamdallah returned to his club Al-Shabab, which is preparing for the start of the new season of the Saudi Professional League with great hopes of leveraging the player's attacking experience.

The management of Al-Shabab relies on the Moroccan striker, who has extensive experience in Saudi football, to enhance the team's attacking strength and contribute to competing for top positions in the upcoming season.