According to transfer journalist Nicolo Schira, PSG are close to an agreement with Moroccan full-back Achraf Hakimi over a three-season extension, complete with a pay rise. The Parisian club have not made anything official at this stage.
At Paris Saint-Germain, the question of Achraf Hakimi’s future could be about to take a new turn. According to Italian transfer journalist Nicolo Schira, relayed by Africa Top Sports, the Parisian club are close to an agreement with their Moroccan right-back over a three-season extension, complete with a pay rise. At this stage, PSG have neither confirmed nor announced any progress.
The information is circulating in the conditional, and the sources do not agree on the expiry date of the future contract. Africa Top Sports mentions an extension until 2032, while Yalla Shoot speaks of an extension until the summer of 2031, with the current deal running until 2029. We are not settling that discrepancy, for lack of official confirmation.
A confirmed attacking output
This season, Hakimi has scored three goals and provided two assists in eight Ligue 1 matches, according to Africa Top Sports. The league’s top scorers chart also lists 3 goals for Achraf Hakimi (PSG) over the 26/27 season, according to Ligue1.com.
Figures that hold up over time. Having arrived at PSG in the summer of 2021 from Inter for 68 million euros, Yalla Shoot recalls, the Moroccan has played 221 matches in the Parisian shirt, for 31 goals and 47 assists in all competitions.
Morocco in the background
On the international stage, the right-back has 103 caps for Morocco, according to Africa Top Sports. He is also among the three Moroccans nominated for the African Player of the Year title at the CAF Awards 2026, alongside Brahim Díaz and Ismael Saibari, as Foot Africa reported.
The ceremony is scheduled for 7 December 2026 in Lagos, where Hakimi is in the running for the title.
What remains to be confirmed
No signature has been announced and the club have not made the extension official. What happens next will therefore depend on a possible official announcement by PSG.
The available information does not specify the amount of the pay rise, which calls for caution over the scale of the agreement being reported.