PSG: Latest on Hakimi and Doué injuries!

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·3 December 2025

PSG: Latest on Hakimi and Doué injuries!

Achraf Hakimi and Désiré Doué are the latest "major" injuries for Paris Saint-Germain, with setbacks occurring in early November and late October. However, gradually, their return to the field is approaching. This Wednesday, L’Equipe provided some insights on the possible date for the next match of the 27-year-old right-back and the 20-year-old midfielder/forward.

Hakimi, the CAN in sight.

"Hakimi wore his boot for twenty days before removing it upon his return to Paris on November 25. A few days spent in the capital without staying long. The Moroccan continues his rehabilitation in Poissy. The former Inter Milan wing-back remains convinced of his ability to be ready for the first match of the CAN, against the Comoros. At PSG, they are more cautious. They believe that, in any case, he would not be at 100% of his capabilities for the start of the tournament.

Doué available for the match against Metz?

Internally, as well as in his professional circle, sources agree that the Golden Boy 2025 is making good progress. And quickly. With runs at good intensity. The grade 3 of his injury will soon be just a memory. His presence in Qatar for the Intercontinental Cup on December 17 in Doha is not ruled out. The most optimistic even believe that his call-up for Metz (on the 13th) is not a completely far-fetched hypothesis. But in Paris, they are avoiding any form of haste."

Of course, there is an element of caution. It is always difficult to give an exact date for a return after several weeks of treatment. Each player is different, both in the time it takes to be fully fit in training and to have the right sensations for the match.

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However, it is assumed that the players are working at their best, and all media agree that recovery is progressing well. For Hakimi, the target is the CAN with Morocco, and it is known that he will not be seen in Paris before January. But we can only wish him the best return, with a slight concern about rushing.

As for Doué, Paris should not take a risk just before the winter break (from Monday, December 22 to Sunday, January 4). If he plays before, it means he is fully ready. Which seems possible. We will wait for certainties.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇫🇷 here.