CAN 2025: Achraf Hakimi works "5 to 6 hours a day" to be ready with Morocco

Injured on November 4 during the defeat in the Champions League against Bayern Munich, following a tough tackle by Luis Diaz, the player has been optimistic. He explained that the inflammation had decreased and that he was not feeling any pain, saying he was "positive" and focused on his work to achieve his recovery goal. Although he cannot yet put his foot on the ground, he continues his rehabilitation in Spain with an intensive rhythm of five to six hours of daily work.

Walid Regragui predicts a strong comeback

The recent winner of the African Ballon d’Or, crowned on November 19, is considered an indispensable key player for the Moroccan national team for the home tournament. His importance has been emphasized by the coach Walid Regragui, who expressed confidence in the resilience of his player. The technician stated that he knows the character of the defender, predicting that upon his return, he will be "an animal". Achraf Hakimi, who was a major contributor to PSG’s European title last season, reiterated his desire to return to the field as soon as possible, an environment that he "misses a lot".