Nadir Hifi, a 23-year-old basketball player, has reaffirmed his commitment to Paris Basketball, emphasizing his desire to become a team leader and a key figure in the club's future success. Remaining at Paris this summer, Hifi has become an essential part of the team following the departure of T.J. Shorts to Greece, and he is now taking on more responsibilities, including a leadership role and playing as a point guard. His performance has been impressive, with an average of 21.3 points in Euroligue, and he aims to further develop his game, especially his passing and decision-making skills. Hifi expressed his motivation to be a leader, not necessarily vocal but by setting an example through performance and effort. His role as a scorer and a responsible team member is seen as a sign of his growing status as one of Europe's top players. He also highlighted the importance of the supportive atmosphere at the Adidas Arena, where passionate fans, including ultras like the Parisii, create an electrifying environment that motivates the team. The team’s ambitions remain high despite the changes, aiming to surpass last season's achievements, which included winning the EuroCup and the Leaders Cup, and reaching the quarter-finals of the European Cup. Hifi believes in the team’s potential to win more trophies and emphasizes the importance of supporter backing. Off the court, Hifi’s popularity has grown, partly due to his performances and the exposure he has gained, including being invited to the Ballon d'Or ceremony. He mentions Omar Sy’s influence in his decision to stay in Paris, noting that the actor had some say in the club’s environment, although the final decision was his own. Overall, Hifi’s focus is on personal and team growth, aiming for a successful season filled with titles and progress, both on and off the court, with strong support from fans and the club’s leadership.