Former Iraqi footballer beaten to death by unknown assailants
Sport 11:03 AM - 2022-06-05
The former Iraqi international footballer Haider Abdulrazzaq died on Sunday, at the Neurological Hospital in the Iraqi capital, Baghdad.
The former athlete was allegedly beaten by unknown assailants a few days ago and died from his injuries.
Abdulrazzaq was only 39 years of age and suffered an internal bleeding and a crack in his skull.
He had previously won the Asian Cup in 2007 and represented several Iraqi clubs, including Al-Talaba and Al-Zawraa.
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