A Moroccan machine: Luis Enrique Hails Achraf Hakimi

Author: Farah Ben GamraPublished on: May 1, 2026Country: France

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A Moroccan machine: Luis Enrique Hails Achraf Hakimi

PSG coach Luis Enrique praised Achraf Hakimi, calling him a 'Moroccan machine' ahead of the match against Lorient. Hakimi, who is dealing with a thigh injury, will miss the second leg of the Champions League against Bayern Munich. This season, he has made 31 appearances, scored 3 goals, and provided 8 assists, becoming vice-captain and extending his contract until 2029.

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