FC Bayern has bid that million-dollar amount for Saibari: “The medics are ready”

Amillion-dollar deal seems to be on the way. The German top club FC Bayern, namely, wants to complete the deal with PSV before the start of the tournament in the United States, Mexico and Canada.

Surely PSV wants a record fee for Saibari, who is currently preparing with Morocco for the World Cup in North America. A source close to FC Bayern told the editorial team of PSV Inside on Friday evening that the Germans have made an offer of around fifty million euros for Saibari.

Saibari himself is also open to a move to Der Rekordmeister, and in principle only a personal agreement between the midfielder and FC Bayern stands in the way of a transfer. In the “Rondje WK” section of football magazine Voetbal International, PSV observer Tim Reedijk, together with Feyenoord observer Martijn Krabbendam, looks more closely into the upcoming transfer of the Moroccan international.

''PSV is going for a record transfer, and it is around fifty million'', begins Voetbal International journalist Reedijk when the upcoming transfer of Saibari is discussed. In particular, Max Eberl, board member of FC Bayern, wants to quickly make the necessary progress regarding Saibari's arrival in Munich. 

Reedijk also discusses the press conference where Saibari sat next to coach Peter Bosz and said that the midfielder would be worth around 75 million if AZ player Kees Smit is worth sixty million. ''I can remember that press conference where he was sitting next to Bosz and Bosz said: 'If Kees Smit has to cost sixty million, then what would he have to cost? Maybe 75.' I know Bosz probably didn’t mean it literally, because he is 25 and has never been picked up. We must not forget that either,'' said the PSV watcher.

After that, Krabbendam joins the discussion. ''Lozano was of course a Mexican international who represented a great deal of value on that side as well. Saibari, Moroccan international, and what you say 25. I can't imagine it will be going to fifty-plus, no,'' thinks the Feyenoord watcher. In the meantime, it has also become clear that doctors from FC Bayern Munich in the United States are ready to medically examine Saibari.