Achraf Hakimi registered all his properties in his mother's name as his wife demands more than half of his properties in a messy divorce

 


PSG Star Achraf Hakimi’s wife, Hiba Abouk has filed for divorce, demanding more than half of her husband’s property and fortune. 


On arriving in court, it was realized that Achraf Hakimi had registered all his property under his mother’s name. 


80% of the €1 Million he receives from PSG monthly is deposited in his mother’s account.


The Moroccan footballer has no property, cars, houses, jewelry in his nname

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