Top transfer for PSV | Medical examination in the United States now realistic, ‘medics in the USA’

It seems to be coming closer and closer: his departure to South Germany. Last Tuesday, transfer journalist Fabrizio Romano and the Eindhoven Dagblad broke the news that FC Bayern Munich has shown interest in Ismael Saibari. A real top transfer now seems to be on the way.

The record champions are willing to put a record amount on the table for the PSV player. Saibari had a strong season with PSV and has therefore put himself on the radar of the European elite.

In addition, on Tuesday, news also came out that Vincent Kompany, the coach of FC Bayern, has given the go-ahead for a transfer of Saibari to Munich. Now, the Eindhovens Dagblad reports that on Tuesday there was also a first high-level meeting held regarding PSV’s standout player and that Ali Dursun, Saibari's agent, was spotted around the Philips Stadium.

The Germans are expected to put a record sum on the table to take over Saibari. ''It is clear that one of Europe's best-known player agents must have received a good message for PSV,'' the newspaper writes about it.

At the moment, the record champions reportedly have not yet put an official bid on the table, but it is expected that the Germans will have to dig deep into their pockets to take the PSV player over. Saibari himself is hungry for a step toward the Bundesliga, and the chance therefore seems high that the Germans will put a record amount on the table.

At the moment, Cody Gakpo, who left for Liverpool FC in the winter of 2022, is PSV’s most expensive outgoing transfer to date for an amount of 42 million euros, including seven million euros in bonuses. ''That will normally not stay that way for much longer, because Bayern, according to an insider, is planning to come in with a first record offer,'' the Eindhovens Dagblad reports about the upcoming blockbuster transfer of Saibari, who could also be medically examined in the United States.

'If, due to a transfer from PSV to Bayern, a medical examination for Saibari is required during the World Cup, that can simply be done in America. During the tournament, there are one or more doctors from Bayern in the United States, a German source reports,' writes Eindhovens Dagblad on X.