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Former Olympique de Marseille player, Abdelaziz Barrada died at the age of 35, this Thursday, October 24.
This is sad news for world football and the big Ligue 1 family. Former face of the French championship, Abdelaziz Barrada died this Thursday, October 24. He was only 35 years old.
Journalist Izem Anass, mmember of the executive committee of the Sports Union of Moroccan journalists & President of the Sports Union, confirmed this information in the evening.
Former OM player
Moroccan international, Abdelaziz Barrada totaled 28 caps and 4 goals with the Atlas Lions, of which he was one of the important links during the African Cup of Nations in 2013. In addition to this international chapter, this attacking midfielder had also frequented several French clubs.
Having passed through the Paris Saint-Germain reserve between 2007 and 2010, he had mainly worn the colors of Olympique de Marseille as a professional for two years, between 2014 and 2016. He also had experience in Spain, Turkey and in the Gulf. The entire editorial team sends its condolences to the family of Abdelaziz Barrada at this painful moment.
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