Real Madrid or PSG? Achraf Hakimi has decided on his future until 2029
Under contract with Paris Saint-Germain until 2029, Achraf Hakimi does not envisage any transfer. His agent categorically denies the rumors of a return to Real Madrid, stating that the Moroccan defender is aiming for a new European title in France.
The future of the Moroccan international is fully anchored in the capital. In an interview with winwin and relayed by As, Alejandro Camaño brushed aside any hypothesis of a departure, assuring that his protégé "feels very good" within the current squad.
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Arrived in 2021, the right-back has a contract running until June 2029. "We still have three years of contract with the Parisian club, and for the moment, he only thinks about Paris Saint-Germain," insists his agent, underlining his perfect integration and excellent understanding with the coach.
The player’s main objective remains the conquest of a second Champions League. A return to Real Madrid, recently mentioned by Marca, is therefore formally excluded. "No, this has never happened," his agent cuts off categorically.
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It was nevertheless within the Spanish club that he had launched his professional career in 2017 under Zinédine Zidane. Lacking playing time in the long term, he had forged a solid record during successive spells at Borussia Dortmund and then Inter Milan, before establishing himself as an indispensable part of the Paris and Moroccan national team.
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