Everyone remembers him: Hassan Nader, a former goalscorer who spent his time in Portuguese football playing for Benfica and Farense. The former Moroccan international shares favoritism in the match between Morocco and Portugal this Saturday. “It’s a 50/50 game. The Moroccan team only conceded one goal and it was an own goal. All the Croatian and Belgian stars, but especially Spain, failed to reach the Moroccan goal.
Now it’s time to think positively, football has changed and we have nothing to fear from any team”, he begins by saying TSF Hassan. The Moroccan, who is now 57 years old, realizes that people have been celebrating in the street: “every day they only talk about the World Cup, the game with Portugal.
After passing the group stage, everyone took to the streets. Even the king and his son celebrated in the street with the people just after they had eliminated Spain.”
Hassan Nader played with the father of Gonçalo Ramos [Manuel Ramos] in Farense. Speaking to TSFThe Moroccan is happy with the goals that Gonçalo scored against Switzerland: “He is a player who is more like me than his father. He is at the right club, he is in a strong moment like Benfica. I trusted him and now they have He called up the national team. I’m very happy for him and his father”.
Source: TSF
