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Hakimi lauds Bouaddi after PSG’s Champions League win over Manchester City

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Hakimi lauds Bouaddi after PSG's Champions League win over Manchester City

Hakimi’s praise for Bouaddi

Moroccan international Achraf Hakimi praised his compatriot Ayoub Bouaddi following Paris Saint‑Germain’s 4‑2 victory over Manchester City in the Champions League on Wednesday.

Both players represent Morocco at international level.

Speaking to Italy’s Sky Sport, Hakimi was asked about the shirt Bouaddi had given him and described the player in glowing terms.

“He is an incredible player, and even better as a person,” Hakimi said. “We are happy to have him with us in the national team, and he has an incredible future with Manchester City and Morocco.”

Comments on performance and future

The PSG defender also praised Bouaddi’s performance during the European competition fixture, saying he was pleased with the way the player had played.

Match result and standings

PSG secured a 4-2 win over Manchester City in the second round of the Champions League league phase, taking their points tally to six. The English side remained on three points after suffering their first defeat in the competition this season.

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