Abdul Razzaq Hamdallah, the star of the Saudi Al-Shabab Club, confirmed his desire to break Omar Al-Somah’s record as the player who scored the most goals in the Saudi League with 144.

Hamdallah hopes to break his Syrian counterpart's record this season.

Abdul Razzaq Hamdallah said via a program “Action with Walid” on MBC: “Since 2019, I have been here (in Saudi Arabia). This is evidence of the work I do, on and off the field. It is evidence of the professionalism that enables you to sit here for this long in a role that is considered one of the best.” The best Arab leagues. Every day I wake up with more goals than before.”

He added: “One of the best memories is winning titles. I have memories with Al-Nasr and Al-Ittihad Clubs in Jeddah, and thank God I am happy with them. I am satisfied with what I have provided and I will strive to provide an addition to Al-Shabab Club.”

He continued: “I would like to break (Omar Al-Somah’s) number. In fact, it is a large number, and I thank Al-Somah because he raised the ceiling of the competition. God willing, he scored 144 goals. This is not an easy matter. First, I want to help the team and the match.” One by one I want to break this number.”