The Lion of the Atlas and Paris Saint-Germain player, Achraf Hakimi, is accused in a rape case in France, according to several French media.

Among these, the daily “Le Parisien” reported that a 23-year-old woman had filed a complaint at the police station in Nogent-sur-Marne (Val de Marne), claiming to have been raped by Hakimi.

On Tuesday, the Spanish newspaper “Marca” reported that Achraf Hakimi denied all these allegations, thus denying any rape.

In an article, the media assures that the Atlas Lion is sure of his innocence. “Achraf Hakimi, who attended the FIFA awards ceremony on Monday evening, was calm and did not seem to be affected by the accusations,” the newspaper said.

Le Parisien reported that the player met the young woman on Instagram on 16 January and invited her to his home on Saturday 25 February. The Parisian daily also added that Hakimi was alone at the time of these unproven facts, while his wife and their children were on holiday in Dubai.

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According to the Spanish daily “Marca,” Sofyan Amrabat, a Moroccan international midfielder who currently plays for Fiorentina, is Atletico Madrid’s “top target” for the upcoming campaign.

According to the Spanish sports newspaper, “Atletico Madrid’s top target to reactivate the midfield is Moroccan player Amrabat.”

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Amrabat would be happy to move from Serie A to La Liga. After three seasons at Fiorentina, he is drawn to the red and white project and the Simeone-designed aesthetic, continues Marca.

The newspaper claims that Sofyan Ambarat’s market value, which is currently estimated at 40 million euros, may not make it easier for him to join the Spanish club.

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