The Iraqi Football Association mourned former national team player Haider Abdul Razzaq, who died early Sunday morning at a wholesale neurology hospital in the capital Baghdad from severe head injuries following an attack by unidentified gunmen. individuals last week.

And the Federation of Iraq said in a statement that “The Federation extends its deepest condolences and condolences to the sports community on the death of our national team’s former player, Haider Abdul Razzak, who is considered one of the most accomplished players. . for Iraqi football. ”

Abdul Razzak, 39, began his football career with students in the late 1990s, first representing Iraq in 2001 and being crowned with him in the 2007 Asian Cup, finishing fourth at the Olympics. Team at the 2004 Athens Olympics led by national coach Adnan Hamad.

Abdul Razzaq defended the colors of the students in three stages and during his career he went through the Lebanese side Al Ansar and Al Ahly Saeed, Al Ahly Qatar and Syrian Federation, and also played locally in Dohuk , Al-Zauraa, Al-Karh and Sulaymaniyah, where the rankings are he finished his football career in 2014.