Hakimi suffers a minor right-thigh injury after being subbed off vs Brest
PSG says Achraf Hakimi has a minor right-thigh injury after Brest (1-0), and he’ll be treated for two days.
PSG has announced a minor right-thigh injury for Achraf Hakimi following his early exit in the 1-0 win over Brest. Per the club’s medical statement, the Moroccan full-back was forced off due to discomfort, leaving the match in the first half (39th minute).
The club’s update says Hakimi will remain under treatment for the next two days, after which a new medical check will be carried out to assess how he responds. For now, the report characterises the issue as “minor,” but his availability will depend on that follow-up evaluation.
What the update confirms
- Hakimi was subbed off with a right-thigh problem in the 39th minute vs Brest.
- PSG has him in two days of care.
- The club issued the medical update after the match, with further information published on Monday.
The next medical check
As L’Équipe points out, Hakimi had been involved heavily at the start of the season, featuring in seven official games for PSG. The immediate question now is how quickly he can recover and what that means for the team’s schedule.
With the follow-up test scheduled after those two days, PSG will decide whether he’s available for the next fixtures. Until then, it’s a watching brief, even if the initial diagnosis suggests it should not be a major setback.
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