Prosecutors Call for PSG's Achraf Hakimi to Face Rape Trial
ÎLE-DE-FRANCE, FRANCE, AUG 1 – Prosecutors requested a trial after charging PSG defender Achraf Hakimi with rape in March 2023; he faces up to 15 years in prison if convicted.
- On August 1, 2025, French prosecutors formally requested that Achraf Hakimi, a 26-year-old PSG defender, stand trial for rape.
- The request follows a March 3, 2023 charge after a 24-year-old woman alleged Hakimi sexually assaulted her at his Boulogne-Billancourt home in February 2023.
- The woman claims she met Hakimi via Instagram in January 2023, exchanged messages, then traveled by taxi paid for by Hakimi to his residence where the assault allegedly occurred.
- Hakimi has rejected the accusations, asserting they are part of a scheme against him, while his attorney, Fanny Colin, criticized the prosecutors' request as unreasonable given the evidence presented in the case.
- The prosecutor’s office stated that the investigating magistrate must decide next steps, and if convicted, Hakimi could face up to 15 years in prison.
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LUNDI TACLE. At the top with the PSG and anticipated for the Ballon d'or, Ashraf Hakimi faces a request for proceedings for rape of Nanterre's prosecution.
The French prosecutor's office requested a trial against PSG player for sexual assault. The case has been under analysis since March 2023. The football club supported him during the trial.
Nanterre. The Prosecutor’s Office of Nanterre (France) yesterday requested the appearance before the criminal court of Hauts-de-Seine of Moroccan footballer of the PSG, Achraf Hakimi, for the alleged violation, which the player denies, of a woman in 2023, indicated the Public Prosecutor’s Office of the entity.
Achraf Hakimi was charged with rape in 2023. Now the prosecution wants to take the case to court.

Prosecutors call for PSG’s Achraf Hakimi to face rape trial
French prosecutors on Friday called for Paris Saint-Germain star Achraf Hakimi to face trial for the alleged rape of a woman in 2023 which the Moroccan international denies. The Nanterre prosecutor's office told AFP that they had requested that the investigating judge refer the rape charge to a criminal court. "It is now up to the investigating magistrate to make a decision within the framework of his order," the prosecutor's office told AFP in …
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