PSG: Achraf Hakimi wins the Marc-Vivien Foé Prize

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By: Manu Tournoux

PSG: the mad reaction of Achraf Hakimi after the qualification

Last night, Paris Saint-Germain did a raid during the UNFP trophies ceremony. Ousmane Dembélé was voted best Ligue 1 player of the season while Désiré Doué was crowned best hope. Several Parisians were notably present in the typical team of the 2024-25 season. Among them, we find the right side Achraf Hakimi. This Monday, the Moroccan was again honored since he won the Marc-Vivien Foé 2025 prize, rewarding the best African player in our dear Ligue 1.

A clear victory on the part of the PSG player as specified RFI. “He totaled 364 points, 199 points more than his runner -up, Evann Guessand, the Ivorian of Nice. Habib Diarra, the Senegalese of Strasbourg, takes third place with 43 points. He is the second defender to win the Foé Prize after the Congolese Chancel Mbemba in 2023. After Marouane Chamakh in 2009, Younes Belhanda in 2012, and Sofiane Boufal in 2016, Achraf Hakimi becomes the fourth Moroccan winner of the prize “specify our colleagues. Second last year behind Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, Hakimi could now target the title of African player of the year 2025.

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