Brest-PSG: Achraf Hakimi, the tile

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By: Manu Tournoux

Starting Sunday evening during Brest-PSG, Achraf Hakimi was forced to leave prematurely. He would be hit in an adductor.

Still looking for a first victory in Ligue 1 this season, Paris Saint-Germain travels to Brest this Sunday evening. Facing the former team of the late Eric Roy, the capital club found a way to open the scoring very early thanks to Ferran Torres. A joy followed by much less joyful news concerning Achraf Hakimi.

The Moroccan right-back was actually forced to leave his partners before the end of the first period. In the thirty-ninth minute, he indicated to his bench that he could no longer play. He was then replaced by Fabian Ruiz.

Luis Enrique was able to see his player touch his right adductor. Achraf Hakimi tried to see whether or not he could stay on the pitch, but he quickly understood that the match was over for him.

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The entry into play of Fabian Ruiz, and especially this exit of Hakimi, had a direct consequence on the placement of Warren Zaire-Emery. While he started the match in midfield, the French international moved back a notch to occupy a right lane that he knows well having replaced his Parisian teammate a lot last season.

We now have to wait for the first medical results and the analyzes which will be carried out on Achraf Hakimi. Before the international break at the end of September, Paris has one final meeting of choice, on September 20 at the Vélodrome against Olympique de Marseille.