Achraf Hakimi continues his career at Paris Saint-Germain, the French superpower officially announces. The right-footed fullback passed the medical examination in Paris without any problems and then signed a five-year contract. The annual salary in France is said to be eight million euros, an amount that can rise to ten million euros due to bonuses. Hakimi, 22, comes from Internazionale and according to Fabrizio Romano, the transfer involves a fixed amount of 60 million euros. In addition, eight million euros in ‘easy’ variables and another three million euros in ‘difficult’ variables.
PSG and Inter have been talking about the transfer of Hakimi for a while, who had a continuous commitment with the champion from Milan until mid-2025. The attacking right back was taken over by Inter from Real Madrid a year ago for 45 million euros. Hakimi leaves the Italian champion with a total of 45 games (7 goals and 11 assists) to his name. The winger previously played for Borussia Dortmund on a rental basis for two seasons.
Hakimi also had the option of exchanging Inter for Chelsea. In addition to a sum of sixty million euros, the Champions League winner also offered Marcos Alonso to the Italians in exchange. However, Hakimi had his sights set on PSG, which, unlike the Blues managed to reach an agreement with Inter. PSG’s selection currently includes two right-backs with Alessandro Florenzi and Colin Dagba, although the former will return to AS Roma this summer after a rental period.
PSG previously managed to take over Georginio Wijnaldum from Liverpool on a free transfer. In addition, AC Milan’s Gianluigi Donnarumma has already passed his medical examination, making his transition appear to be a matter of time. In addition, Sergio Ramos is said to have told Real Madrid players that PSG will be his next club.
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