The injury of PSG defender, Achraf Hakimi, has raised concerns in Morocco, where he is considered a national hero. He will be out for at least six weeks.

Achraf Hakimi, the left-back of PSG, suffered a sprain to his left ankle following a foul in the match against Bayern Munich, which generated panic among Moroccans, who consider him an idol. His absence for at least six weeks has provoked a strong emotional reaction in Morocco, where social media has been flooded with messages of support. Jalal Bouzrara, a personality in local journalism, described the situation as a "national tragedy," highlighting his role as a leader.

Hakimi's impact is so great that his injury has overshadowed other important events, such as the anniversary of the Green March. His popularity is due not only to his skills on the field but also to his character, including his choice to represent Morocco instead of Spain. His desire to participate in the 2024 Olympic Games and his communication with fans have reinforced his image as a unifier, making him a beloved figure even outside the circle of football enthusiasts.