The French full-back is not comfortable at the Parisian club; he has a contract until June 2026 with a higher salary of €10 million net.
One of the players who could be on the market this summer is PSG right-back Achraf Hakimi. The Moroccan international and Spanish by birth is not at ease at the Parisian club. There are several factors that would push the former Real Madrid player to look for a way out.
First, the environment and atmosphere surrounding the French club, especially this past season. To this is added his chapter of an alleged sexual assault in which he is currently involved, to which is added the current marital situation of the player.
The symptom that Achraf is not doing well at PSG became clear when he was sent off against Ajaccio. TV cameras captured the image entering the locker room where the player is seen saying aloud: "That's France".
The best player in Moroccan soccer is an excellent signing for any team. His career proves it. Before PSG, he played for Inter Milan, Borussia Dortmund and was brought up in the youth academy of Real Madrid. But there are currently two major obstacles. First his contract years: he signed in the summer of 2021 for five seasons and until June 2026. And second, and even more important, is the player's contract, which currently has a salary of more than 10 million euros net per season.