In an unexpected turn of events, as revealed by El Chiringuito TV, Barcelona are thinking about a shock move for Paris Saint-Germain safeguard Achraf Hakimi to reinforce their right-back spot. The Catalans are thinking about marking him on a credit manage a choice to purchase.
Hakimi, a previous Real Madrid protector, joined PSG in the mid year of 2021 after stretches at Borussia Dortmund (credit) and Inter Milan. The 23-year-old has been a consistently present in the side since showing up at Parc des Princes and has shown up, stowing five objectives and six helps.
Hakimi has begun every one of PSG's three games in all contests in the new season and has scored an objective too. A current full-back, he is known for his going after commitments pushing forward from the right-back space.
Barcelona are on the lookout for another right-back after Dani Alves was delivered upon the expiry of his agreement. Sergino Dest has been made accessible for an exchange as director Xavi Hernandez has zero faith in him.
A move for Cesar Azpilicueta had been in progress, however the Chelsea skipper turned around sharply and chose to sign another agreement at Stamford Bridge, compelling Barça to check different choices out.
Juan Foyth of Villarreal and Borussia Dortmund's Thomas Meunier have been considered as choices while a move for previous La Masia protector Hector Bellerin from Arsenal is likewise on the cards.
Barcelona keen on PSG safeguard, credit move with choice to purchase being thought of
Presently, Hakimi has likewise sprung up on the radars of the club, albeit a move looks very improbable. First off, the 23-year-old's previous relationship with Real Madrid could be a block while haggling with PSG won't be simple by the same token.
Moreover, he is a dear companion of Kylian Mbappe, who chose to wait at PSG which could persuade Hakimi to go on too. Also, additionally, the Moroccan won't come modest by the same token.
In this way, regardless of the connections, it seems to be a very impossible possibility that Hakimi moves to Barcelona in the continuous exchange window
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