PSG: Achraf Hakimi, the verdict is in after his injury exit

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By: Manu Tournoux

PSG: Achraf Hakimi, the verdict is in after his injury exit

PSG communicated this Monday about its Moroccan right-back, Achraf Hakimi, who was injured against Brest this Sunday evening in Ligue 1.

Sunday evening, at the end of the 4e day of Ligue 1, Paris Saint-Germain scored its first victory of the season on the national scene on the Brest pitch (0-1). However, the two-time reigning European champions lost Achraf Hakimi to injury.

Visibly injured in the right thigh shortly before half-time, the Moroccan international was forced to give up his place to Fabian Ruiz (39th). And as expected, the capital club gave news of its player this Monday.

“Victim of a slight injury to his right thigh during the match against Brest last night, Achraf Hakimi will remain in treatment for the next two days. A new medical check-up will be carried out at the end of this period”PSG said in a press release. The former Madrilenian is therefore not officially out of the Classic against OM next Sunday.

Manu Tournoux

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