He’s on a semi-licensed Moroccan national team so he’s in the game, but because he’s on an unlicensed team (Dortmund) and on loan - a system that Konami still cannot completely figure out - he’s in limbo-land to start Master League. But some good training focus on that side of the pitch would make him elite and perfect for PES’ propensity for fast-paced counter-attacking soccer.
Once he’s on the ball, he has a full arsenal of player skills ranging from “Cut Behind And Turn” to “Gamesmanship” - an underrated skill that allows him to win free kicks more easily.ĭefensively, he still has a lot of work to do, which is part of the reason he’s sometimes played at RM for Dortmund. It’s that kind of pace that makes him a constant threat on the right side of your team. The second Moroccan to make the list, Hakimi is a highly promising right back blessed with incredible pace (94 speed/92 acceleration) and very solid dribbling attributes (77 overall).
