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PSG defensive ace agent shuts down talks of Real Madrid move: ‘No chance’
While Real Madrid have sold several highly rated academy prospects in the past, one of the cases they will continue to deeply regret is that of Achraf Hakimi.
The Moroccan right-back, after all, has gone on to become one of the best players in the world in his position and Real Madrid have continually monitored his situation over a potential return.
A recent update brought to light that Hakimi was considering a move back to his former club but also relayed how the operation will be highly complicated.
Hakimi’s agent speaks
Hakimi’s agent Alejandro Camano spoke to the media via AS in a recent interaction where he gave an insider’s perspective on the player’s future.
He bluntly closed down all talks of a departure and insisted that the player was going to stay in Paris despite all rumours.

“Achraf is very happy at Paris Saint-Germain, very happy there, and wants to win the Champions League for the second time, in addition to taking the team as far as possible.”
Elaborating on Hakimi’s commitment to PSG and why a move was off the table, Camano said,
“We still have a three-year contract with the Parisian club, and at the moment he doesn’t think about anything but Paris Saint-Germain.”
“He is very satisfied with his coach, with his teammates and he also feels comfortable in the country. For now, there is no chance of going out,” he added.
Finally, he was asked if there was ever any interest from Real Madrid to sign the player recently, to which he clearly shut down the claims.
“No, it has never happened.”
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Mourinho reacts to Vinicius suspension: “Why announce it two hours before an important match?”
Real Madrid manager Jose Mourinho has questioned the RFEF Disciplinary Committee’s decision to announce Vinicius Jr.’s four-match suspension just hours before their UEFA Champions League meeting with AS Roma on Wednesday.
The Brazilian has been hit with a four-match ban for his red card against Villarreal, meaning he will miss the matches against Sevilla, Barcelona, Racing Santander, and Valencia.
And, speaking to Movistar+ (h/t MARCA) before the match, the Real Madrid manager was asked whether the punishment could affect the Brazilian psychologically.
Mourinho instead turned his attention to the football authorities and the timing of their announcement.
“I think that is a question for the Committee. Why have they announced the suspension at this particular moment? If you are asking me this question, it is presumably because you think it could affect him,” the Portuguese coach replied.
“You should ask the Committee why they did not announce it this morning, or tomorrow morning. Why do they do it two hours before a match that is important for Real Madrid, which is a Spanish club?” he added, questioning the timing of the decision.

Mourinho explains his tactical approach against Roma
The Real Madrid manager also outlined his plan for facing a Roma side known for their aggressive pressing.
“My intention is to stop them from pressing us so high up the pitch, given the players we have available and as a precaution,” he said.
Continuing, the Portuguese manager added: “They press man-to-man higher up the pitch better than anyone else, and we will see whether we can take advantage of that. If not, they will have to drop their press five or ten metres.”
Why Rudiger over Huijsen
Mourinho also justified his decision to start Antonio Rudiger at centre-back alongside Ibrahima Konate rather than Dean Huijsen.

“They played very well together in the last match, Rudiger and Konate, showing great leadership and the ability to withstand a difficult situation when we had ten men for 30 minutes,” he said.
“I am not saying Dean is not capable of playing a match like this, but this is a wonderful atmosphere for Roma and a difficult one for us. I think a player with Antonio’s experience can be important,” Mourinho added.
Finally, Mourinho was asked about his emotions ahead of returning to face Roma, the club he managed between 2021 and 2024.
The Portuguese coach offered a brief response, saying that he had his feelings about the occasion “blocked”.

