Paris Saint-Germain recently took the temperature with Achraf Hakimi regarding a possible contract extension, but the discussions remain at the prelude stage. According to information relayed by @_BeFootball and confirmed by L'Équipe, Parisian management has approached the player and his entourage in recent weeks to address the question of a new lease. However, the Moroccan side and his representatives have chosen to slow down the exchanges, believing that there is still enough time before embarking on a definitive negotiation.

This caution comes two years after Hakimi's last extension, which saw the club offer a particularly rewarding contract to the defender. PSG, for its part, wishes to anticipate the future of one of its pillars by securing his future at the club, but it must take into account the strategy of the player, who does not want to rush discussions. The club therefore opted for temperature measurement rather than direct negotiation, in order to know the exact position of the player before committing further.

The file therefore remains open, without immediate urgency. Hakimi and his entourage do not reject the idea of ​​an extension, but they prefer to let time pass before returning to the negotiating table. This approach does not constitute a break, but rather a desire not to rush into an agreement which could be ill-suited to the current situation of the player and the club. PSG, for its part, must therefore be patient and wait for the appropriate moment to relaunch discussions.

In the meantime, the club continues to monitor the situation closely, ready to resume negotiations when the context is deemed more favorable. The final decision will depend on several factors, including Hakimi's performance, competing offers and PSG's recruitment strategy for next season. For the moment, no definitive closure has been announced, and the file remains to be closely followed by the media and supporters.

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