According to Goal España, Real Madrid have confirmed that they are not going to recall Achraf Hakimi, having reportedly not received the correct payment for his transfer to Inter.
The Italian newspaper ‘Corriere dello Sport‘ assured that Real Madrid was considering recalling Hakimi, due to the delay in payments after his move to the Serie A club.
However, through an official statement, Real Madrid have denied this information:
“In relation to the story published by Corriere dello Sport regarding alleged tension between our club and Inter Milan, Real Madrid C. F. wishes to clarify that these reports are completely false.
At no point in time has Real Madrid asked Inter Milan for an alleged guarantor, as the aforementioned publication states. The terms of the player’s transfer to Inter fall within the standard and normal contractual relationships between football clubs. This is particularly true in this case with Inter Milan, with whom Real Madrid has always and continues to enjoy an excellent relationship on account of its status as a historic club and one that is a friend of ours.“
Madrid and Inter reached an agreement last summer for the transfer of the full-back for €40 million. The Moroccan defender has scored six goals and provided five assists with the Nerazzurri this season.
