Hakim Ziyech

Lamborghini Urus


There it is again. It was probably designed by Germans, considering Lamborghini is owned by Volkswagen. They should leave the styling to the Italians.

This Moroccan international was born in Dronten, the Netherlands. He lost his father at a young age and was raised by his mother. Losing a parent very young led him to having a troubled childhood, but thanks to Aziz Doufikar, the ex-Moroccan international's intervention, his career was back on track. He played for Reaal Dronten and ASV Dronten as a child before signing up for Heerenveen in 2007. He graduated from their youth setup and went on to represent their senior side. He continued with them for two seasons as a full professional before being bought by FC Twente. He had a couple of very good seasons with the Eredivisie side before getting disgruntled and demanding a move. His performances for Twente drew the attention of Ajax, and they snapped him up in 2016. He was an integral part of the Ajax side and could go on to achieve better things with the Amsterdam based club. He has had a reputation for being an indecisive person and second-guessing early on in life. We're saying this because he represented Holland in the youth levels, but chose to play for Morocco's senior side instead. One nation's loss is another's gain, and Morocco will definitely benefit from his profile both on and off the pitch. In the winter of 2020 he got transfered to Chelsea FC for roughly 40 million euros.