Inter’s Achraf Hakimi scored a brace in Inter’s 3-1 win over Bologna and dedicated his goals to his former Morocco teammate Mohamed Abarhoun who died this week aged 31.
Hakimi was the best player on the pitch for the Nerazzurri but his brace had a more special meaning than just three points.
The former Real Madrid and Borussia Dortmund wiger dedicated his goals to his ex-Morocco teammate Mohamed Abarhoun who died this week aged 31.
Inter’s Achraf Hakimi scored a brace in Inter’s 3-1 win over Bologna and dedicated his goals to his former Morocco teammate Mohamed Abarhoun who died this week aged 31.
Hakimi was the best player on the pitch for the Nerazzurri but his brace had a more special meaning than just three points.
The former Real Madrid and Borussia Dortmund wiger dedicated his goals to his ex-Morocco teammate Mohamed Abarhoun who died this week aged 31.
Hakimi unveiled a shirt with the name of his ex-teammate on the pitch and dedicated him the win with an Instagram post.
Abarhoun was diagnosed with a stomach cancer back in October in February, reports Il Corriere della Sera.
He was playing for Thurkish side Çaykur Rizespor at that time, he played his last game against Basaksehir on Ferbuary 24.
Former Juventus defender Medhi Benatia also paid tribute to the central defender on social media.
“To Him we belong and to Him we will return,” the Moraccan defender wrote on Instagram.
“All my condolences to the family and loved ones of Mohamed Abarhoun who left too early.”