On Thursday, November 6, UAE football star Omar Abdulrahman, widely known as Amoory, announced his retirement from his 17-year career. Recently, the Emirati midfielder played for Al Wasl F.C.
Using social media, Omar shared his news with fans: “With love and gratitude, I officially retire from football, ending a wonderful journey filled with challenges and achievements. It was a career forged through dedication and the support of loyal individuals,” expressed the 34-year-old.
He extended his gratitude to the President of Al Ain Club, where he debuted in the 2008–09 season. “I sincerely thank Sheikh Hazza bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of Al Ain Club, for his trust and immense support throughout my career. I also appreciate Mohammed bin Thaloub Al Derei, Nasser bin Thaloub Al Derei, and Mohammed Khalfan Al Rumaithi for their unwavering encouragement.”
Omar expressed his appreciation for Al Ain Club and its loyal supporters: “I thank Al Ain Club and the faithful Ainawi Nation for their years of support — years filled with championships and achievements crucial to my rise in sports,” he added.
Omar, who also played in Al Hilal Club’s youth system before joining Al Ain, showed gratitude: “I extend thanks to Al Hilal Club and its fans for the brief time I spent there. I had hoped to leave a significant mark at this club, but this is Allah’s will, and I praise Him in all circumstances.”
“I cherish every moment with the clubs I represented: Al Jazira, Shabab Al Ahli, and Al Wasl. Each club holds a special place in my heart and my career. Thank you all. From the heart, thank you to the loyal fans who have been my support and greatest motivation. Your love and encouragement were my driving force.”
“Today, I close this beautiful chapter of my life and embark on a new journey. Thank you to everyone who was part of this journey,” concluded Omar.
