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Following the contempt whistles for Hakimi: Paris supported, AC Milan player attacked

The teasing suffered by the Moroccan player from Paris in Bloomfield caused a stir: his team supported during the game, Nasser identified himself and Muslim tweets attacked

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Sunday, 01 August 2021, 23:39 Updated: 23:52

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Lille won the French Super Cup tonight (Sunday) with 0: 1 over Paris Saint-Germain in a game held in Bloomfield.

After eight years in which Paris has won this title, Champions's Night has put an end to it with a beautiful goal of sack on the verge of finishing the first half.

But the Arab world was furious that fans whistled contemptuously at the start of the game to Ashraf Hakimi, the Moroccan player of Paris Saint-Germain.

This is following his past anti-Israel tweet.

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Suffered contemptuous whistles.

Hakimi (Photo: Berni Ardov)

From Benasser's Instagram (Photo: Official website, from Instagram)

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"This is humiliation, he should not have played in the Zionist state at all," read one of the tweets.

Hakimi has won widespread support on social media and even the official Paris Saint-Germain account tweeted a picture of Hakimi with signs of hearts.

Ismail Benasser, a Milan player, uploaded to Instagram an Instagram photo of Hakimi with a heart with a sign of silence and a fist.

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