If ASSE lost once again away, the Greens showed a bold and attractive face. An attitude praised by Paris Saint-Germain captain Achraf Hakimi.
According to the information from the X (ex-Twitter) Paris Team account, the Parisian right-back congratulated the ASSE players after the match:
“Achraf Hakimi, vice-captain of PSG, once again proved to us that he embodies these values, and does so with undeniable class. After the match against ASSE at the Parc des Princes, where the Stéphanois demonstrated With remarkable audacity and determination, Hakimi made the decision to go to Benjamin Bouchouari's locker room to congratulate the team. Not for their victory – because it is not. arrival – but for the very essence of football: the game. This gesture says a lot about the personality of the Moroccan defender He took the time to go beyond the score, to salute the courage of ASSE. having dared to play on the pitch at the Park, where many would have chosen defense or caution. In a football where pride is sometimes greater than humility, Hakimi sets an example. first time he stands out for his behavior worthy of a great champion. […]
By congratulating ASSE for their audacity and their desire to play, Achraf Hakimi shows a side of football which is sometimes lost in the obsession with results. It is also these kinds of moments which restore the nobility of this sport and which remind us that, ultimately, it is not only the victory that counts, but the way of playing. Hakimi is not only a vice-captain of PSG on the pitch, he is also a true model of class and respect. If some persist in defending their supremacy with provocations, he prefers to salute the game and his opponent. An example for us all to follow.”
PSG – ASSE: Bouchouari validated by his mentor
Benjamin Bouchouari at the microphone of TL7: “Achraf was happy for me. He said it was much better with the game we were offering today. He was happy to see a team come to the Park to play. He confirmed that he had not habit. It's a good method. It requires a lot of energy. It's mental. You have to keep working to become stronger. You have to continue on this path. “
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