Moroccan international Achraf Hakimi earned widespread praise in the French press following his standout performance in Paris Saint-Germain’s dominant 4–0 win over Inter Miami in the Club World Cup Round of 16.
Hakimi scored PSG’s fourth goal during first-half stoppage time, capitalizing on a rebound after his initial shot hit the crossbar, highlighting both his attacking instincts and composure under pressure.
Le Parisien described Hakimi’s goal as one “straight out of a foosball game,” lauding the Atlas Lion’s intelligence and poise in the box, and noting the disarray in Miami’s backline.
So Foot highlighted Hakimi’s consistent form this season and warned that his absence during the upcoming Africa Cup of Nations will pose a serious challenge for PSG, stressing the club’s urgency in finding a reliable backup for the right-back during the current transfer window.
Meanwhile, Sport dubbed Hakimi “a man for the big occasions,” pointing out that he has scored in each of PSG’s recent knockout fixtures, including the Champions League semi-final against Arsenal, the Coupe de France final versus Reims, the Champions League final against Inter Milan, and now the Club World Cup clash against Inter Miami.
Onze Mondial went further, arguing that Hakimi’s offensive contributions rival those of the team’s forwards, emphasizing that his performances this season make him a decisive force capable of tipping matches in PSG’s favor.
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