Fichajes website confirmed that Paris Saint-Germain is facing a crisis after the injury of their Moroccan player Achraf Hakimi, the team's right-back, during the match against Bayern Munich in the UEFA Champions League, and he is expected to be out for several months, raising concerns for the management and coaching staff led by Luis Enrique.

The website indicated that the club has begun to move quickly to search for a player capable of covering Hakimi's absence reliably, with the name of Daniel Munoz, the Colombian right-back from Crystal Palace, emerging as a suitable option both technically and economically, attracting the interest of other clubs such as Barcelona.

Sources confirmed that Achraf Hakimi's absence poses a significant challenge, as he combined speed, penetration, and high defensive ability, being a key element in the team's offensive and defensive balance, which may force the club to redistribute roles and adjust the tactical system to compensate for his absence.

The report noted that Achraf Hakimi's long-term absence reduces Paris Saint-Germain's chances in the UEFA Champions League and increases the pressure on the results of Ligue 1, making it imperative to sign a quick and effective replacement to maintain the team's stability.