Ballon d'Or 2025: Achraf Hakimi's agent sets the record straight | OneFootball

Achraf Hakimi

Tensions have been running high at PSG in recent days between Achraf Hakimi, Ousmane Dembélé, and the French club's fans over the 2025 Ballon d'Or. The Moroccan's agent has stepped in to cool things down.

Until September 22, the race for the Ballon d'Or promises to be fierce between Achraf Hakimi and Ousmane Dembélé. After Hakimi's comments a few days ago, his agent has broken his silence regarding alleged tensions with Ousmane Dembélé.

Alejandro Camaño made things clear while speaking to Winwinallsport: "Hakimi's last six seasons have all demonstrated that he is a decisive player, winning team trophies at the highest level with Real Madrid, Dortmund, Inter, and now PSG. He embodies the evolution of modern attacking play, where a wide player—defensive by position but offensive by nature—has brought extra power to every team he has played for, including his national team. In my opinion, he is the best player in the world in his position, matching or even surpassing some of the game's historic greats."

For Alejandro Camaño, Achraf Hakimi has every reason to chase the 2025 Ballon d'Or: "For Hakimi, it's a source of pride to share with his PSG teammates—and even with his close friend Dembélé—the chance to win this award. All wingers, those who work hard and fight for their teams, should feel represented by him, as they too can aspire to such a major honor. It would be unfair not to recognize the excellence of PSG's work, which has enabled so many of its players to be nominated, thanks to a style of football their coach has elevated by focusing on aesthetics, speed, and ultimately, the beautiful game."

Alejandro Camaño concluded with these words: "This year, PSG have raised the aesthetic quality of their football, and fans are delighted to see this team shine across Europe. Hakimi represents a generation of Moroccans who have made great strides on the international stage. And this isn't about Dembélé—it's about football, because so many players bring us joy through the sport we all love: football."