Osama Hossawi announces his retirement from playing permanently

Osama Al-Husawi, leader of the Saudi Al-Wahda team, announced his final retirement in January after a spherical tour of clubs and teams.

Husawi confirmed that he had informed the management of his club at the beginning of the season that he would continue his activities until the winter transfer period and asked them to find the right solution after moving in the unit of Al Hilal in Mirkato last summer.

"The decision to retire is final and without return," Hosawi said in a television commentary. "I respected and respected my story, and I quietly withdrew to give others the opportunity."

"I had to retire after the 2018 World Cup in Russia because of chronic injuries that had greatly affected me as I got older.I was injured in many matches with the unit and I was I am sacrificed for that, "he said.

"I have not been forced to play in recent months – it was obviously difficult to continue with the team for the end of the season – I've also lost my pbadion and I'm not sure. I was not affected by the defeat.

Hossawi began his career at Al Wahda before joining Al Hilal in 2008, before joining Anderlecht in 2012, and in November of the same year, he returned to the Saudi championship and played for Al Ahly, then again for Al Hilal two years ago.