PSG vs. Inter Milan: Why Achraf Hakimi didn't celebrate his early goal in Champions League final
Achraf Hakimi scored for Paris Saint-Germain in the 2025 UEFA Champions League final against Inter Milan, but surprisingly to some, chose not to celebrate. The Moroccan international player for Inter during the 2020-21 season, helping the Italian club win the Serie A title under Antonio Conte.
His goal in Munich on Saturday came during the championship match as PSG aimed to win its first-ever Champions League trophy and complete a historic treble. Despite the significance of the moment, Hakimi kept his reaction muted, opting for restraint out of respect for his former team.
Hakimi, who joined Inter in 2021, has been a key figure for the French champions throughout his European campaign. His decision not to celebrate sparked debate among fans and pundits, especially given the context and magnitude of the occasion.
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