Luis Enrique Concerned as Hakimi Exits Match Injured

Paris Saint-Germain left Brest with three points on Sunday, but also with their first real scare of the season.

Achraf Hakimi did not make it to half-time.

The Morocco right-back pulled up a few minutes before the interval of the Ligue 1 clash, clearly troubled by his right adductor. He slowed, moved towards the touchline and briefly tried to assess the damage himself. One look, one signal to the bench, and the change was inevitable.

For a side that had so far dodged the usual early-season knocks, this was the first significant injury blow. With an international break just around the corner, the sight of Hakimi limping off will not sit easily in Paris or in Morocco.

Luis Enrique kept his cards close when asked about the defender after the match. Speaking to Foot Mercato, the PSG coach said: “Hakimi? I hope the injury is not serious, it is difficult to determine that. He will undergo a medical examination tomorrow.”

No timelines, no assurances. Just a wait.

PSG now hinge on those medical tests to understand the exact nature of the adductor problem and how long Hakimi might be out. Until the results land, the champions are left with a familiar question for any side chasing titles on multiple fronts: how quickly can they absorb the loss of one of their key outlets on the right flank?