PSG’s Achraf Hakimi Considers Exit Amid Mbappé Transfer Rumors
Arrived at Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) last summer from Inter Milan, Achraf Hakimi would consider leaving the club by next season. The imminent departure for Real Madrid of his teammate, Kylian Mbappé, with whom he has a close friendship since his arrival at the Parc des Princes, is the reason.
Achraf Hakimi’s departure from PSG has been announced in recent weeks by certain rumors which state that the Moroccan is considering bidding farewell to the French club, after the announcement of the imminent departure of his teammate and friend, Kylian Mbappé, for Real Madrid. The almost non-existent relationship of the defender with the South American players playing at PSG would be the other reason motivating his choice to leave the club, reports El Español.
To read: PSG’s Achraf Hakimi Considers Exit Amid Locker Room Tensions
But this is not the case, assured his agent, Alejandro Camaño, who confirmed that Achraf Hakimi will not leave PSG, at least not for the moment. "Hakimi is happy to play for PSG. He still has four years of contract, he is young and wants to continue to evolve with the club," said Camaño who, it should be remembered, had pointed out, shortly after Hakimi’s signing with PSG, that the Moroccan player’s dream is to return to Real Madrid.
Unless there is a change, Achraf Hakimi should continue to be part of the PSG squad. At 24 years old, he has plenty of time to build himself in Paris and could, in a few years, find his friend Mbappé at Real Madrid.
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