Achraf Hakimi, the Moroccan international and star of Paris Saint-Germain, continues to enhance his presence in the UEFA Champions League, having achieved a new milestone in the history of African players' participation in the continental competition.
This figure came after Achraf Hakimi's contribution to his team's 4-2 victory over Manchester City in the match that took place on Wednesday evening in the UEFA Champions League.
The Moroccan full-back has increased his tally to 79 matches in the history of his participation in the tournament, advancing to third place on the list of African players with the most appearances in the competition, surpassing former Cameroonian star Samuel Eto'o, who played in 78 matches.
Mohamed Salah leads the list with 98 matches, followed by Didier Drogba with 92 appearances, while Achraf Hakimi sits in third place with 79 matches, continuing to etch his name among the top African players in the history of the UEFA Champions League.
