Physical Address
304 North Cardinal St.
Dorchester Center, MA 02124
Hakimi has become a World Cup veteran
Achraf Hakimi continued to make history at the World Cup as he equaled Senegal’s all-time record for most caps by featuring for Morocco against France in the quarter-finals of the 2026 World Cup on Thursday.
Hakimi played 16 matches in the history of his participation in the World Cup, equaling the number of matches of the entire Senegal team in the history of the tournament.
Read also
Morocco and Argentina are a global barrier to European hegemony
Against Egypt…Argentina repeated Brazil’s achievement after 88 years
Hakimi also cemented his position as the most capped African player at the World Cup, ahead of compatriots Azedin Onahi (13 caps) and Yassin Bunou (12 caps).
{“type”:”power-rankings-carousel”,”data”:{}}
They are followed by Cameroonian Francois Omam Bey, Ghanaian Asamoah Gyan and Senegalese Ismaila Sarr with 11 games each.
According to the French network “stats foot”, at the level of African teams, Morocco took their tally to 29 in World Cup history, continuing to top the list, ahead of Cameroon (26), then Nigeria and Tunisia (21 each), Ghana (19) and Algeria (17).
