PSV set EUR40m price tag for Atlas Lion Ismael Saibari

PSV set EUR40m price tag for Atlas Lion Ismael Saibari
Thursday 12 March 2026 - 16:01

Dutch club PSV Eindhoven is preparing for a potential financial windfall if Moroccan international Ismael Saibari leaves during the upcoming summer transfer window.

According to Dutch newspaper Eindhovens Dagblad, the club’s management has set an initial asking price of around EUR40 million to sell the midfielder, amid growing interest from several European clubs closely monitoring his progress with the aim of securing his services.

The valuation reflects Saibari’s rising importance within the system of head coach Peter Bosz, where he has established himself as a key figure in the attacking midfield thanks to his consistent performances and significant contributions to the team’s offensive play.

The same reports indicate that multiple clubs from the English and Spanish leagues are keeping a close eye on the Moroccan international’s situation, as PSV continues its long-standing strategy of developing young talent before selling them on the transfer market for substantial fees.

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