Achraf Hakimi is said to have transferred all of his assets to his mother’s name after his wife, Hiba Abouk, requested the Moroccan footballer’s half of his assets and money after declaring her divorce from the PSG star.
Hakimi is currently the subject of an investigation as a result of allegedly inviting a woman to his home while his wife and sons were away.
His ‘guest’ allegedly reported the Atlas Lions star to police for allegedly forcing himself on her at his Paris apartment, which led to his wife filing for divorce.
Hiba took to Instagram to announce her split with the PSG right-back: “It goes without saying that I have always been and will always be on the side of the victims. Therefore, given the seriousness of the accusations, we can only trust in the good work of justice, as quoted by GOAL.com
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However, in the process of divorce, Hiba Abouk, former partner of Achraf Hakimi, was informed by her lawyer that Hakimi has no assets in her name.
The player is one of the highest-paid players in the PSG squad, earning € 1 million per month. Mrs. Fatima, 80% of this amount is deposited monthly in her mother’s account.
According to report, Achraf Hakimi has no properties, cars or jewelry to his name. Everything Hakimi wants to buy, he asks his mother, who buys it and immediately puts it in his name without anyone knowing.
This has saved Achraf from his ex-wife, who was attempting to take half of his property and fortune after a relationship tips attack
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