Achraf Hakimi praised by Andrew Tate, whose accusers are crowdfunding lawsuit

Paris Saint-Germain defender Achraf Hakimi made headlines Friday amid a divorce from model/actress Hiba Abouk -- who won't be able to keep any of his money -- and drew "top" praise from controversial public figure Andrew Tate.

Hakimi, 24, maintained his innocence after a woman of the same age accused him of sexually assaulting her at his house on February 25, when Abouk was gone with their children.

Abouk, 36, filed for divorce shortly after and requested to keep half of his assets. She was shocked to find out that all of Hakimi's property is under his mother's name.

Tate, 36, gave his nod of approval to the Moroccan soccer star with a comment under an article on Twitter detailing Hakimi's secret from his wife.

"My G," commented Tate, who calls himself "Top G."

Andrew Tate accusers crowdfunding lawsuit

The last thing Hakimi needs right now is to be mentioned alongside Tate, who is currently going through his own legal trouble involving rape allegations.

In fact, three of Tate's accusers, who claim he abused them in the United Kingdom in 2014 and 2015, are crowdfunding the lawsuit against him.

"We intend to take action to encourage a criminal investigation in the UK and pursue a civil case against Tate for compensation to help rebuild our lives," reads the crowdfunding page. "In doing so, we hope to empower other victims of his abuse."

Hakimi's accuser claims the football player attempted to rape her at his home before she managed to escape. She reportedly texted a friend to pick her up after she kicked him and got away. The PSG star believes she wants to extort him.