Achraf Hakimi Net Worth, Earnings, Investments & Assets Breakdown

Achraf Hakimi is widely regarded as one of the best right-backs in the world at the moment. Hakimi, who currently plays for Paris Saint-Germain in Ligue 1 was born and raised in Spain to Moroccan parents and has dual citizenship. His parents emigrated from Morocco to Spain in search of better opportunities because life in Morocco was difficult. Despite the challenges and many difficulties of adapting to a new country and culture, the Hakimi family maintained a close-knit relationship, fostering a supportive environment for Achraf and his siblings. From a very young age, Hakimi showed a lot of interest and passion for football which led him to start playing the game from a very early age.

His early football education began at Colonia Ofigevi, where he honed his skills and demonstrated a natural talent for the game at a very early age. He is a youth product of the famous Real Madrid academy. He spent several years developing skills in the academy, initially playing as a winger before transitioning to his more familiar role as a right-back. Hakimi was promoted to the first team in 2017, but after two seasons, he left the club to get more regular game time.

Hakimi has played for some top European clubs like Real Madrid, Borussia Dortmund, and Inter Milan in his career so far. He has represented Morocco in U-20 and U-23 teams and is now a part of the senior team and his involvement in the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar was particularly noteworthy. Morocco achieved its best-ever finish in a World Cup, securing fourth spot. Over the years, following outstanding success in the world of football, Hakimi has a humongous net worth at his disposal, outlining his success on and off the pitch.

What is Achraf Hakimi’s net worth in 2025?

Hakimi’s overall net worth is estimated to be around $24 million, which he mostly earned from his football career. He has played for some top clubs in Europe and has had multi-million-dollar contracts throughout his career. Since he is an iconic player for PSG and Morocco, he always gets a really good amount from brand endorsements and also from his image rights.

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Achraf Hakimi Endorsements and Sponsorships

Hakimi hasn’t done many endorsements, but recently, he endorsed a chocolate brand named Nooco, and Adidas has also endorsed him for the last few years. However, he appears to be on the verge of signing with Under Armour, ending his long-term partnership with Adidas. Hakimi already tested Nike football boots, but it seems he has settled for Under Armour.

Under Armour

The Moroccan international Hakimi was spotted wearing Under Armour’s Shadow Elite 3 boots, priced at €230, in a recent match against Marseille. The Instagram post of Hakimi wearing his new boots has garnered nearly 300,000 likes, showcasing Hakimi’s significant social media presence as a valuable asset for any sponsor. Hakimi is most likely to become the face of Under Armour’s brand as he is one of the most well-known footballers from Africa and has a huge fan following from all around the world. However, this partnership is still not confirmed by Hakimi or Under Armour.

Achraf Hakimi Investments

Hakimi uses Sashi Ha, which is an investment company that he uses for his real estate investments in Spain. It is dedicated to the purchase, sale, rental development, and construction of all types of real estate.

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Properties

After the Olympic games, he decided to get some properties in the city where he was brought up and played his youth football. The Moroccan international bought two apartments in the South of Madrid and a house in Fuengirola.

Achraf Hakimi Charity

Hakimi does his charity through the Achraf Hakimi Foundation, a charity dedicated to empowering youths from underprivileged communities through sports, education and many more ways. In 2021, UNICEF named Hakimi “Champion of Children’s Rights” in Morocco as a part of the celebration of the 75th anniversary of the organization. The Moroccan does a lot of charitable work in his own country, but slowly and steadily, he is growing his charity work outside of Morocco as well. In the last few years, he has done charitable work in Tanzania as well. He doesn’t show off his charitable work and likes to keep it private.