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A Paris Saint-Germain on its strength. This Wednesday evening, as part of the 16th day of Ligue 1, the capital club defeated AS Monaco with a score of 4 goals to 2.
A success which allows Luis Enrique’s men to take a 10-point lead over the Monegasques in the standings. Decisive passer on the first goal of the match scored by Désiré Doué, Achraf Hakimi once again had a solid match.
The Moroccan defender has established himself as one or even the key player at the start of the season on the red and blue sides. His offensive and defensive activity is valuable on the field. His offering for Doué in the first period allowed him to become part of the club’s legend.
Indeed, the Parisian number 2 has become the best decisive passer in the history of PSG by defenders during matches in official competitions (25 assists). This season, he brings his total to 7 assists delivered in all competitions.
Hakimi happy with the match against ASM
As often this season, Achraf Hakimi has established himself as one of the best players in the PSG side. After the match, the Atlas Lions defender did not hide his satisfaction with the result but also with his individual performance.
“I am very satisfied with this match. On an individual but also collective level. We had a great match, we are very happy to have taken the 3 points. The attitude of the team made the difference. We knew it was going to be a difficult match against a very strong team,” he declared on the microphone of BeIN Sports.
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