Achraf Hakimi, the 27-year-old Paris Saint-Germain and Morocco right-back (under contract until 2029), has established himself as one of the best in his position—a status that naturally attracts interest. According to L’Équipe, PSG is keen to act proactively and secure his future with a contract extension (following the one agreed upon during the 2024-2025 season). However, the player himself does not appear to be as convinced.
“Unconcerned by the player’s legal situation (*), the Parisian management has been sounding things out over the last few weeks, looking to open negotiations regarding an extension to his current contract, which runs until June 2029.
The Moroccan international (103 caps) and his entourage, however, have preferred to stall and slow down discussions, believing there is still plenty of time before needing to consider signing a new deal.”
This is merely a rumor, lacking any concrete evidence, so one must remain very cautious. That said, it is certainly plausible that PSG is already considering an extension for their full-back; an attempt to initiate talks may well have taken place.
Equally, the player might be buying time—partly because there is still plenty of duration left on his deal, and perhaps because he is considering embarking on a new adventure before his contract expires. Nothing is certain, as an extension could still materialize in the coming months. For now, the situation remains vague; let’s wait for something concrete.
