Lakhdar Belloumi: "Hull City is a true football academy!" (video)
After Bachir Belloumi's first start with the Greens, his father Lakhdar expressed his pride and addressed the controversy surrounding his statements.
Present at the Hocine-Aït-Ahmed Stadium in Tizi Ouzou, Lakhdar Belloumi closely watched Algeria's victory over Zambia (3-1), marking Brahim Hemdani's first match in charge of the Greens. It was a memorable evening for the Algerian football legend, as his son, Bachir Belloumi, had the opportunity to make his first start with the national team.
Positioned from the start on the right wing, the Hull City player played 70 minutes before being substituted. Very active, finding space between the lines and capable of creating chances, Belloumi was a threat but failed to convert his opportunities. A promising performance for someone who joins the squad after an excellent start to the season in the Premier League.
After the match, Lakhdar Belloumi called for patience in this new phase: “It’s the first match, we cannot change either the team or the coach. Slowly, we will progress, inchallah.” When asked about his son's performance, the former number 10 responded humorously: “Bachir is here, he is present. The main thing is that he makes good passes like his father (laughs). That’s what matters most.”
The 1981 African Ballon d'Or winner also emphasized the importance of the collective over individual talents: “He will have a bright future, inchallah. There are players like him, or maybe even better. The main thing is the national team.” A measured statement as Bachir Belloumi seeks to establish himself firmly with the Greens.
Finally, regarding the statements attributed to him about his son deserving better than Hull City, he stated “These are people who are doing business on TikTok who said that, they do it for money! I don’t know what to call them, it’s better to ignore them.” He added “Hull City is a football school, as Bachir's journey proves, he learned and grew there. How could I criticize them?”
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