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Bayern's Luis Díaz wishes PSG's Achraf Hakimi a 'quick return' after injuring him in tackle
Luis Díaz has wished Paris Saint-Germain right back Achraf Hakimi “a quick return” after a tackle that injured his opponent and earned the Bayern Munich winger a red card in their Champions League encounter
PARIS (AP) — Luis Díaz wished Paris Saint-Germain right back Achraf Hakimi “a quick return” on Wednesday after a tackle that injured his opponent and earned the Bayern Munich winger a red card in their Champions League encounter.
Díaz scored both goals in a statement 2-1 win over PSG on Tuesday which was Bayern's 16th straight victory in all competitions. But he was sent off for a reckless challenge on Hakimi just before half time.
Hakimi's left leg seemed to be trapped as he fell and he was taken off.
"It was a night full of emotions. Football always reminds us that, in 90 minutes, anything can happen the best and the worst. I was sad not to finish the match with my teammates, but proud of their incredible effort," Díaz posted on Instagram. “Wishing Hakimi a quick return to the pitch.”
PSG has yet to say how long Hakimi might be out. The Moroccan international was key to his club's 2025 Champions League title triumph and has played in all but two of its games in all competitions this season.
Díaz has been similarly important for Bayern with 10 goals in his first 16 games for the German champion. He's set to miss the Champions League visit to Arsenal on Nov. 26 following his red card.
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