Hakimi Injury Update: PSG Confirms Minor Issue Ahead of Clasico

Paris Saint-Germain left Brest with three points and a scare. They returned to Paris with good news.

A day after Achraf Hakimi limped off in the narrow 1–0 win at Stade Brest, PSG have confirmed the damage is only minor. The right-back, who pulled up holding his thigh and came off with clear discomfort, had sparked immediate concern on the touchline and among supporters, especially with the Ligue 1 Clasico on the horizon.

Luis Enrique admitted after the game he could not yet judge how serious the issue was. The images suggested a hamstring problem; the coach offered no guarantees.

The club’s medical update on Monday painted a calmer picture.

“After sustaining a minor injury to his right thigh during last night's match against Brest, Achraf Hakimi will undergo medical treatment for two days,” read the statement on PSG’s official channels. The club also confirmed that “an additional medical examination will be carried out at the end of this period.”

No talk of weeks out. No mention of a tear. Just two days of treatment and a check-up.

For PSG, the timing matters. The champions face Olympique Marseille next Sunday in one of the defining fixtures of their domestic season. On that stage, Hakimi is not just another name on the team sheet. His surging runs, recovery pace and growing influence in the final third have become central to Luis Enrique’s blueprint.

The indication from the club is clear: barring any late setback in those follow-up tests, the Moroccan defender should be available for the Clasico.

PSG paid a physical price for their hard-fought win in Brittany. They look set to avoid the costliest one.