Paris Saint-German defender, Achraf Hakimi left his wife, Hiba Abouk, empty-handed and without any alimony following a divorce application she filed over allegations of infidelity.
She approached the court to seek the dissolution of their marriage and demanded half the football star’s property in divorce settlement, however, it was discovered that he had no assets.
Hakimi had registered all his properties and assets under his mother, Sadia Mouth’s name, so legally, he is not worth a dime on paper.
When Abouk, 36, took her 24-year-old husband to court, she expected to get an equal share of his €70 million upon separation, but she was informed that documents showed his assets all belong to his mum.
According to Stades Football Club; “Ashraf Hakimi’s wife had taken the court for a divorce case and wanted them to separate the assets and divide them in court.
When the divorce took place and they agreed to share the assets, they realized Ashraf Hakimi had no assets and neither did the bank. Ashraf Hakimi had put all his fortune in his mother’s name a long time ago.”
Hakimi who receives €1 million monthly, started dating his wife in 2018 when he was 19 years and she was 31.
Earlier this month, the French prosecutor’s office has formally accused Achraf Hakimi of rape, while the Moroccan footballer has already testified before the judge. The player remains free, but under police surveillance
The star defender had earlier been accused of raping a woman he invited to his matrimonial home when his wife and the family were in Dubai.
Hakimi was married to Spanish actress Hiba Abouk until 2023. She is of Libyan and Tunisian descent. The couple have two sons, born in 2020 and 2022.
On 27 March 2023, Abouk came out with a statement on her Instagram account confirming that the couple had separated, and that they were awaiting divorce proceedings.
In addition to his native Arabic, Hakimi also speaks fluently in English, Spanish and French. Hakimi is a practicing Muslim.
He was banned from contacting his alleged victim but allowed to leave French territory.