Achraf Hakimi's Agent Dismisses Departure Rumors, Citing Happiness at PSG
Achraf Hakimi's agent, Alejandro Camaño, has confirmed that the defender is very happy at Paris Saint-Germain and is not considering a departure. Under contract until 2029, the Moroccan international's primary goal is to win another Champions League title with the Parisian club.
Camaño emphasized Hakimi's contentment in the French capital, stating that he feels "very good" there and aims to "lead the team as far as possible" in the Champions League. Having joined in 2021, the defender is a key player in the squad, and his commitment to the club is evident.
"We still have three years left on his contract with the Parisian club, and for now, he is only thinking about Paris Saint-Germain," his agent clarified. "He is very happy with his coach, his teammates, and he feels good in the country. For the moment, there is no question of him leaving."
No Return to Real Madrid on the Agenda
Recent speculations suggested a possible return to Real Madrid, his formative club. Alejandro Camaño categorically denied these rumors, stating that such a move "never happened." Hakimi began his professional career in Madrid in 2017, winning a Club World Cup and a Champions League under Zinedine Zidane. However, without a long-term opportunity in the first team, he was loaned to Borussia Dortmund from 2018 to 2020, where he rose to prominence in Europe and won a German Supercup.
In 2020, he moved to Inter Milan for 43 million euros, contributing to a Serie A title before joining PSG, where he has since become a cornerstone of the team.
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